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On June 15, 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States issued an 8-1 decision in Viking River Cruises, Inc. v. Moriana, holding that an employee's individual claims for penalties...

Your interest in brands and fashion dates back well before law school and your time as a Katten associate. Tell us about what led you to Authentic Brands Group and how your role has changed...

A recent ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Lemmon v. Snap provides a reminder that while Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act...

The NAAG submitted a comment to the FDA, signed by a bipartisan coalition of 37 AGs led by District of Columbia AG Karl Racine and Oklahoma AG Mike Hunter, in response to the FDA's request for comments ...

In the words of Professor Julian D M Lew QC, "National court involvement in international arbitration is a fact of life as prevalent as the weather.

Readers, thank you for journeying with us through all nine (and this, our 10th and final!) installments of Season's Readings. In this final piece, we turn from the past and look ahead to what may be in store.

This newsletter includes links to recent media releases, documents and cases relating to construction and infrastructure.

This newsletter has links to media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to transport, shipping & logistics.

The Ministry of Northern Development and Mines ("MNDM") has released the revised Draft Class Environmental Assessment for Mining (the "Mining Class EA") for public comment until February 21, 2012.

This newsletter links to recent media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to residential properties.

This newsletter links to recent media releases, reports and cases relating to construction and infrastructure.

Until 2011, the EU did not have specific rules addressing energy market manipulation on European wholesale energy markets (gas and electricity).

Recent case highlights that employers need to follow due process when introducing workplace vaccination mandates.

Transitional arrangements need to clarify what happens when CSG exclusion zones expand near current projects.

In the recent decision of Balnaves v Smith & Anor; Malone v Smith & Or [2010] QSC 39, the Queensland Supreme Court rejected the previous school of thought that section 247 of the Supreme Court Act 1995 (Qld) mandates an equal apportionment regardless of the degree of fault in Queensland maritime collisions.

In Australia, the defence allows a professional to defend a negligence claim if conduct is endorsed by a body of peers.

The case shows that in certain instances the existence of a statutory obligation may override a common law duty of care.