A New Jersey appellate court held that parties may contractually agree to shorten the applicable statute of limitations for state law wrongful termination claims.

On May 19, 2016, the Texas Public Utility Commission (PUCT) will again consider the acquisition of Oncor by Hunt Consolidated, Inc.

In a legislative environment charitably described as challenging, the fact that the Senate recently passed cybersecurity legislation...

The ACCC has alleged that this waste management company's standard form contract contains unfair terms and conditions.

Most of the relevant provisions in the new Fair Work Act 2009 (“Act”) relating to collective bargaining and enterprise agreements commenced operation from 1 July 2009.

The Full Bench of Fair Work Australia has upheld an employer’s right to dismiss an employee for safety breaches of significance in the recent decision ...

The article is a snapshot of employment changes and new superannuation rate increases that will apply from 1 July 2013.

A positive and clear social media policy will encourage responsible social media use and swiftly manage any misuse.

All waste facilities, including those that do not pay levy contributions, must annually report amounts of waste handled.

Amendments will clarify the responsibility of generators and processors of immobilised waste, including recipient landfills.

Making the transition to the new carbon pricing reporting requirements.

Waste operators relying on resource recovery exemptions should be aware of the changes to the NSW regulatory framework.

A new financial advice licence will allow accountants to become licensed to provide a broader range of financial advice.

The judge had little difficultly in establishing that equitable subrogation was not excluded by the Corporations Act.

Medical Panels are likely to heed the Court's warning that determinations issued outside of time limits will be invalid.

Discussion on a series of Seminars from Customs on compliance and disclosure

The risks around customs fraud can extend to purchasers who were not the importer of record or involved in the fraud.

The proposed amendments will make it easier for Australian manufacturers to object to the making of tariff concessions.

A case of this nature may not be heard again as legislation to remove the 25% local content requirement has been passed.

This decision demonstrates the need to review imports, even where it seems obvious that a duty free concession applies.