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The newsletter includes links to recent media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to work health & safety.

Employers must follow certain processes, including complying with consultation obligations, before mandating vaccination.

The outcome of the Amendment SEPP should be a clearer and more consistent process for the assessment of mining projects.

The High Court of Australia has delivered a landmark judgment on greenhouse gas emissions in mining development applications, examining whether consent authorities must consider conditions to minimize Scope 3 emissions. The case centers on a judicial review of the Mount Pleasant coal mine expansion approval, where the Independent Planning Commission imposed conditions on Scope 1 and 2 emissions but not on Scope 3 emissions that represented 98% of the project's total emissions.

We discuss recent developments in Australian administrative law.

UNCITRAL (the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law) has revised its frequently cited International Arbitration Rules. Arbitration agreements coming into effect after 15 August 2010 will now be subject to the following changes:

The repeal and enactment of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act ("CEAA") and amendments to other federal legislation is the most significant change in federal environmental assessment (EA) since the legislation was enacted.

On September 23, 2020, the License Appeal Tribunal ("LAT") released a ruling that it does not have jurisdiction to award punitive damages.

A recent British Columbia Court of Appeal decision assists developers of contaminated sites.

Meet Sunny Su, a Principal and Head of Digital and Commercial at Lusheng Law Firm, whose career journey uniquely blends Chinese tradition with international legal expertise. How has her unconventional path—from studying abroad while raising a young son to leading complex IP commercial matters—shaped her approach to both professional practice and family life? Discover how traditional Chinese family support systems enabled her independent career choices and global perspective.

Summer is in full bloom, ushering in the vacation season and the thrill of local wares and exotic souvenirs. A little shopping is many a holidaymaker's preferred way to cool off from all the sun and sand.

In many ways, the UK's CPO regime has been a highly promising experiment in the privatisation of the enforcement of competition law.

The Court of Appeal considered the parameters of litigation privilege, providing a useful reminder of how narrow the protection is.

Social distancing has impacted all facets of the art industry, and the primary art market has not been immune. As our team continues to engage in these Q&As...

While most people probably think that if they own a property, they can do what they like with it (within reason), that is not the case. In fact, most titles to property in Scotland contain...

Kentucky has adopted the at-will employment doctrine, which provides that an employee who has an employment contract with no express conditions or a definite term may leave or be terminated

In a recent Minnesota Supreme Court case, LaPoint v Family Orthodontics, P.A., A15-0396 (Apr. 5, 2017) ...