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Last week the High Court of Australia handed down a decision in a negligence case that holds major implications for defendants, public authorities and their insurers.

Due to changes introduced by the NSW Government, an anticipated surge in workers compensation premiums has been avoided.

Now is the time for brand owners to ensure that they fully understand the impact of the new trade mark amendments.

This case concerned whether a valid patent could be granted for a claim that covered naturally occurring DNA or RNA.

The Law defines the legal status and authority of the "Russia-2018 Organisational Committee ("Committee").

Organisations must ensure that new opportunities arising from social media tools are not paid for at their expense.

Discusses changes brought about by the QLD Budget that affect buying and selling property.

The CAA is now assessing the Australian impact of the recent UK agreements with two airlines on the market power test.

Simon Power, the Minister of Commerce, yesterday announced the release of a discussion document on the introduction of criminal penalties (including imprisonment) for those guilty of participation in cartels. The Minister's announcement follows the recent criminalisation of cartel conduct in Australia - the relevant reforms coming into effect over the Tasman on 24 July last year.

Christchurch earthquakes and resulting insurance issues. Leases terminated damage.

An insurer should be granted relief from stay where the proceeds of the policy are clearly not property of the estate.

2014 promises a number of reforms in Australia, including a "root and branch" review of the competition law framework.

The McCarthy v Marshall case highlights critical risks for directors who treat company funds informally through directors' loan accounts. This judgment demonstrates how inadequate documentation and approval processes can lead to findings of fraudulent breach of fiduciary duty, with implications extending beyond insolvency to corporate transactions and limitation periods.

On 25 May 2009, ASIC lifted the ban it had imposed on the covered short selling of financial securities, effective from 10am that day.

The Deputy Prime Minister, the Hon Julia Gillard MP yesterday outlined details of the key elements of the Government's workplace relations reforms.

In Aunela and Telstra Corporation Ltd [2008] AATA 153, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal found that it had jurisdiction to consider an additional injury to that which was considered in the reviewable decision.

In Bain v Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission [2008] AATA 884, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (Tribunal) was satisfied that it had jurisdiction to review decisions which the Commission had conceded could be reviewed out of time.