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Despite subdued market activity, the first half of 2012 has revealed clear trends that have emerged in public M&A deals.

Workers sufficiently involved in a creating a risk to safety are not beyond prosecution, but operators are still primarily responsible.

The NSW Government has removed the contentious provision in its class actions bill allowing the Supreme Court to distribute the undistributed part of a fund of damages to charities or public interest beneficiaries, a move that should be welcomed by all potential defendants to a class action.

APRA's regulation of life insurers is undergoing change, with the release of a discussion paper and draft prudential standards on audit and actuarial requirements, governance requirements and fit and proper requirements.

The Queensland Government has created a new racing control body, Racing Queensland Limited. This body, an amalgamation of the previous racing control bodies for thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing in Queensland, has been granted the powers to manage the three codes of racing.

Following a drawn out process by Victoria's Department of Justice, Tabcorp Wagering (Vic) Pty Ltd (Tabcorp registrant), Victoria Licence Bid Co Pty Ltd (Tatts Group registrant) and Ladbrokes plc (Ladbrokes registrant) have been short-listed and invited to apply for Victoria's multi-billion dollar wagering and sporting betting licence

Australian companies with an international presence risk falling foul of international anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws.

The Uniloc case is a reminder that a patent system can indeed be a very powerful ally in any IP protection structure.

The IGA has only had an extremely small impact on meeting the primary objective of reducing harm to problem gamblers.

Victorian ban on online betting kiosks overturned by the Federal Court.

The Federal Government's proposed Resource Super Profits Tax has attracted a lot of attention, but what does it actually involve? How will it operate? And how attractive will it make Australia as a target for investment - or M&A?

Climate change action group Rising Tide failed in its attempt to curtail Macquarie Generation's emissions of CO2.

The new price signalling laws introduce a prohibition on pricing disclosures to competitors in prescribed industries.

In 2013 we saw the return of the bidding war and we expect that this will continue in 2014 for certain strategic assets.

Good record management early on in the complaint process will save a lot of pain down the track.

South Australia's new workplace safety bill - Return to Work Bill - has passed, so codes and guides have changed too.

Contractors with non-compliant enterprise agreements will be unable to bid for new Commonwealth-funded building work.