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There are a wide variety of reasons why arbitration may be preferable to litigation. The ability to select your arbitrator is one of those reasons.

A summary of some of the key financial number changes effective 1 July 2011.

Employers who require employees to show up to a workplace where COVID-19 exposure is possible face a liability risk.

Well April and May have been very busy in start-up land!

Late last year the Copyright Act was bolstered by a host of new laws which extend copyright owners' powers against copyright infringers. The changes reflect a growing divide between Governments and large corporations who own the rights to films and music on the one hand, and those who support freedom of access on the other.

The Royal Commission brought to our attention the failure of these institutions in protecting the children in their care.

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Arbitration is designed to be both fast and final. However the decision of the Victorian Supreme Court in Oil Basins Ltd v BHP Billiton Ltd demonstrates that this may not always be the case.

This is a diary of recent or current events in the Sydney area, on various topics that relate to business start-ups.

Nobody's going to prison - you may be fined for not filling out a census form or including misleading statements in it.

Are you a criminal? You might need to re-think your answer if the Federal Government passes its proposed new copyright laws. The proposed laws introduce tough criminal provisions that could catch out a lot of people.

Many in the property and development sectors in NSW welcomed the introduction of the Part 3A (Major Infrastructure and other projects) reforms in August 2005.

Derryn's track record of public naming and shaming gives a fair taste of what we might expect once he's in Parliament.

Arbitration is designed to be both fast and final. However the decision of the Victorian Supreme Court in Oil Basins Ltd v BHP Billiton Ltd demonstrates that this may not always be the case.

Sonny Bill Williams has created quite a stir in Australia following his decision to walk out at the beginning of a 4 year contract with the Bulldogs.

It is perhaps a regrettable reality of business that there will be differences of opinion as to how a contract will be performed and, often more importantly, how the benefits will be shared.