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This article discusses recent cases in which the ACCC has claimed misleading and deceptive advertising and marketing.

The requirements for defects warranties given by manufacturers, retailers and service providers to consumers will be regulated from 1 January 2012

This is an example of how a campaign can fall foul of the ACL, which is quite strict about not misleading consumers.

Adverse action claims, when employees exercise a "workplace right", are the current trend in employment litigation.

Legislation to re-establish the ABCC and to place tougher obligations on unions is the subject of a parliamentary recall.

The Government has introduced amendments to the Fair Work Act to enable the Commission to make "stop bullying orders".

While this case of dismissal by SMS was not unfair, traditional communication is preferred for disciplinary matters.

The labour hire licensing trend is sweeping across Australia and non-compliance could lead to hefty fines for providers.

The return of Tamil and Sinhalese asylum seekers to Sri Lanka has triggered an urgent High Court injunction application.

Beyoncé has filed a suit against Feyonce Inc for trade mark infringement, unfair competition and trademark dilution.

The NZ High Court is getting fashion conscious, ruling for G-Star in a copyright infringement claim against Jeanswest.

If Ministry of Sound had a crack at Spotify here in Australia, they could have forced Spotify to delete the playlists.

Imagine if parties agree to lower their guns and sign a settlement agreement to resolve an arbitration before it begins, but then one party doesn't honour the bargain.

Satire can definitely be defamatory, so if you are writing satire, you should have a good think about a defamation risk.

The truth defence in defamation proceedings is becoming increasingly complex and difficult for journalists to make out.

So, your brand is big on social media? Here are our top 5 survival tips for not getting yourself sued.

Petrol retailers are allegedly price sharing via a website which provides petrol price data on an almost real-time basis.