Wallace v. Allen 2009 CarswellOnt 150 (Ont. C.A.) (January 16, 2009) The issue in this case instance was whether an executed letter of intent providing for the following was binding as between the parties

Identity of potential transferee not necessary for TUPE The EAT in Spaceright Europe Ltd v Ballavoine and another has followed the EAT’s decision in Harrison Bowden v Bowden in deciding that it was not necessary to identify a particular transferee in order to find that an employee had been automatically unfairly dismissed in the context of a TUPE transfer.

In recent years, rapid developments in AI systems and technologies have transformed AI from a futuristic concept into an integral part of business strategy. Companies across various industries are increasingly...

This special report summarises the important decisions and legislative changes to the Building and Security of Payment Acts across Australia.

About 32% of Australian employees use some form of Generative AI, but about two-thirds of those believe their manager does not know.

White collar criminals are using complex financial products including contracts for difference (CFD) to avoid detection.

COVID-19 was first recorded in December 2019 in the city of Wuhan, People's Republic of China and has rapidly spread out to almost everywhere, causing a worldwide epidemic that threatens human health.

The Australian Consumer Law creates a basic set of guarantees for consumers who acquire goods or services.

Re-evaluate commercial electronic messages & review the validity your marketing consents on an ongoing basis to avoid the risk of increased Spam Act enforcement.

Law firms who provide legal services to the Commonwealth are required to report their hours of pro bono work per lawyer.

Today we will get the full inside scoop of the upcoming AIPPI World Congress by Laurent Thibon, Sarah Matheson, and Luiz Henrique O. do Amaral.

This report provides a snapshot of the U.S. Executive Branch priorities via daily schedules and the prior day's press releases.

This bulletin has links to media releases, reports, cases and legislation of interest to Queensland government lawyers.

This report provides a snapshot of the US Executive Branch priorities via daily schedules and the prior day's press releases.

This article is the final instalment discussing if the exclusion of fixtures from the scope of the PPSA is appropriate.

Cantillon Ltd v Urvasco Ltd - Already reported in BLR, in a piling dispute referred to adjudication, the defendant argued unsuccessfully that the adjudicator had breached the rules of natural justice.

This article covers the current state of the law relating to fixtures and if its omission from the PPSA is appropriate.

This article analyses why both the NZ and Australian drafters excluded fixtures from their respective PPS legislation.

Litigation Funding Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Australia, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

De facto directors are persons who have not been formally appointed as directors of a company but have ‘assumed the status and functions of directors’.