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An offensive tweet inspired a review of current telecommunications laws to impose tougher restrictions on social media.

If the ACCC wants to control Google and Facebook, it could instead look to the access to services regime in the CCA.

Recent French case gives some important signals as to what will and will not work in a selective distribution system here.

Successful cartel prosecutions are as rare as hen's teeth, and in most cases you'll only get circumstantial evidence.

Discussion around the fact that the ACCC is concerned about the state of competition in the digital advertising industry.

There is uncertainty in assessing when the ACCC will refuse a merger for the reason that it might substantially lessen competition.

Article outlines the new and much higher maximum penalties for ACL breaches.

The ACCC has commenced proceedings against Coles for alleged unconscionable conduct towards its suppliers.

Discussion about the practical impact of the increased threshold and what you need to do before July 2021.

The ACCC alleged that Coles bullied suppliers and Coles consented to court orders that it pay $10 million in penalties.

As the COVID-19 crisis and its economic impact continue, these changes are just the start to introduce more flexibility.

The coronavirus outbreak linked to the Crossroads Hotel is a reminder that the return to 'normal' may be a long way off.

It's impossible to eliminate risk when you're in business but you can manage your exposure to legal risk under contract.

It makes commercial sense for businesses to have an AML/CTF (anti money laundering & counter terrorism funding) program.

For now, the handwritten signature remains the usual and accepted method for companies to sign formal legal documents.

A liquidated damages, or LD, clause will commonly feature in a contract involving the delivery of a good or service within a stipulated time frame and will be activated when delivery is late. However, it can also be used for other breaches. It is a powerful contractual mechanism, but needs to be drafted correctly in order to be effective

ASIC has finally issued the first seven Australian Financial Services licences to equity crowdfunding intermediaries.