Earlier this year the Victorian government made changes to the Duties Act 2000.

This case was the first decision on the proportionate liability regimes enacted throughout Australia in the early 2000s.

The ACCC has released itsr evised Compliance and Enforcement Policy, setting out it's agenda for 2013.

Franchisors must not encourage or induce franchisees to make misleading price claims of the impact of the carbon price.

On 27 April 2009 the Federal Government released the exposure draft National Consumer Credit Protection Bill 2009 and the National Consumer Credit Protection (Transitional and Consequential Provisions) Bill 2009.

If a corporation breaches a statutory obligation, the corporation rather than its directors should be held responsible.

The High Court recently handed down two important decisions dealing with company officer's duties.

Employers should become familiar with Dad and Partner Pay to deal with employee enquiries quickly and with minimum fuss.

Analysis of Allied Colour & Additives Pty Limited t/as Allied Colour & Additives v Mr Richard Birch.

Employers often express justifiable concern regarding misuse of email or internet by current, and particularly former employees, to access confidential or copyright information.

An analysis of Saraceni v Mentha [No.2] [2012] WASC 336.

This is an appeal from the decision of Justice Bergin in the Technology & Construction List of the Equity Division of The Supreme Court of NSW. In this case the insured (Thiess) contended they were able to obtain progress payments from their insurer (Zurich) for construction work undertaken by them after a tunnel collapsed.

Communications Alliance and 5 ISPs propose a scheme to combat the increasing problem of online copyright infringement.

The Federal Government has now released the Report of the Brumby Review into Australia's anti-dumping arrangement.

According to Customs, the changes are intended to correctly reflect various articles of the WTO Valuation Agreement.

Recent discussions on Australia's Free Trade Agenda have considered concluding the Trans-Pacifc Partnership Agreement.

These are 5 issues that brokers, importers and exporters should consider before contemplating the challenges of 2015.

A number of significant customs and trade changes are occurring from 1 July 2016 on top of the usual list of items.

The intensity of anti-dumping investigations in the Australian environment has increased.

All amendments except to certification start on 24 December 2012, the certification amendments start on 31 March 2013.