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Article discusses Folaus case & highlights that employers carry no legal or moral obligation to provide employment to anyone.

FC confirms that casual employees who work on a regular & systematic basis can get permanent employment entitlements.

Sir Richard Branson thinks so. Virgin Galactic has begun accepting bitcoins.

Discusses legal risks associated with storing data overseas.

S&P will appeal but this judgment is important as it constitutes a world first adverse finding against a rating agency.

In our recent update we discussed how rising world oil prices saw the Mauritanian government assert that it would no longer be bound to oil concession agreements with Woodside Petroleum. Woodside was forced to renegotiate those agreements and pay in excess of US$100 million to settle the dispute.

In late 2005, gadens lawyers represented Sydney businessman Eddie Stevens who won a landmark case against Sony in the High Court that was widely-viewed as a win for gamers and chippers. Since that case, new legislation has come into force, and more legislation is being proposed, that gaming manufacturers like Sony hope will close the loophole created by Eddie's win.

Juliet's Vine is potentially a literary work protected by copyright, and therefore cannot be reproduced without consent.

Apple v Samsung is like Goliath v his slightly skinner classmate. Like all skinny kids we can understand why Samsung wants to be like Goliath. Goliaths get all the girls. So Samsung wants to be almost as cool as Apple.

Apple released its first-ever report of requests from government agencies worldwide for customer personal information.

We still recommend agreeing upfront with the party who requires the signature before executing anything electronically.

The meeting was the precursor to the dismissal of a cadet journalist, after she made a complaint of sexual harassment.

In the iiNet case, the studios want to circumvent the courts and have the power to threaten an ISP into submission.

All this fuss about Barry Spurr's emails raises some seriously interesting legal questions about personal information.

We're going to give you 5 golden tips for starting a start-up business that will help you towards an early retirement.

Amendments to the statutory superannuation scheme will impact on the SGC and the scope of its application.

Karen (or "Q") wished to gain entry to Bunnings but did not wish to wear a mask, as mandated currently by Victorian law,