A recent case considered the methods that companies use to protect their confidential information.

On Valentine's Day, remember that stepping over the line can constitute sexual harassment and sexual discrimination.

The proposed changes could make it more attractive to choose the federal jurisdiction as opposed to state jurisdictions.

This article from Exchange – International discusses regulatory developments in the Hong Kong financial services sector.

The private sector needs to play an increasing role in financing and delivering much of the Australian infrastructure.

Discussion of recent cases - one Australian case and one from the US.

A recent UK decision considering the 9/11 terrorist attacks has removed uncertainty in the reinsurance market.

It is often said that the issue of costs is of primary importance in litigation.

Part 2A required parties to take reasonable steps to resolve or narrow the dispute before commencing court proceedings.

The gambling inquiry was announced amid fears of future problem gamblers jeopardising the integrity of Australian sport.

The Treasury has come under intense pressure to extend the Australian GST to overseas-purchased goods and services.

This new piece of legislation intends to combat doping in sports in a more effective way.

The Alberta Utilities Commission announced today that AltaLink's Western Alberta Transmission Line has been approved for construction.

Davis LLP litigator Alexi Wood has written the article "Precedent Set on Judicial Reviews’ Paper Trail" for the January 26, 2015 issue of The Lawyers Weekly.

China's authorities have published a much-anticipated brand new directive on internet content regulation and governance, which will come into force on 1 March 2020.

Despite broad areas of consistency there remain separate safety laws in every state and territory in Australia.

Following a statutory five year review of the "Contaminated Land Management Act 1997" (NSW) (CLM Act), significant changes have been introduced in relation to investigating, cleaning up and reporting contamination in New South Wales.

It is fundamental to the concept of insurance that it only insures a fortuity not a certainty. There is no cover under the policy if the insured deliberately damages the insured property. But what if the insured is suffering from a mental illness?

The long awaited new (draft) residential zones were released by the State Government earlier this year and are contained in its report 'New residential zones for Victoria - Consultation Draft' (February 2009).

In Saunders v Frankston City Council (Red Dot) [2009] VCAT 114 (19 February 2009), the Tribunal commented on the necessity for notice for permit applications subject to a Development Plan Overlay (DPO).