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Discusses principles in a claim for expectation damages.

A recent court decision has confirmed that in most States and Territories it won’t be possible to avoid the application of proportionate liability by simply requiring disputes to be resolved by arbitration, as previously suggested by some commentators. It may still be possible to achieve the same result if the arbitration agreement clearly states that the arbitrator cannot apply the proportionate liability legislation.

The Full Federal Court's decision puts a brake on class action promoters being able to free-ride on a regulator's investigatory efforts.

Justice Hargrave’s decision in Barton v Stiff [2006] VSC 307 stands as a reminder that the absolute warranty for fitness for purpose has limitations - it only relates to the "purpose" as properly identified.

Non-jurisdictional errors of law, no matter how significant, will not invalidate an adjudication determination in NSW.

The High Court's decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Reliance Carpet Co Pty Limited [2008] HCA 22 confirms that GST is payable on the forfeiture of deposits.

How will taxation of carbon permits be treated under the Carbon Price Mechanism?

A discussion of the administrative law and government administration implications resulting from the recent High Court Malaysia swap case.

Tax managers should consider governance policies, including tax risk management policies, to support corporate actions.

Bringing vendor introducers into the ambit of the NCCP Act could subject them to new conduct and disclosure obligations.

Bidders need to be ready for protracted processes and long-term engagement before they get to an agreed transaction.

Employers must give all bargaining representatives a genuine opportunity to consider and comment on any new agreement.

Native title parties cannot simply assert an impact on rights and interests if they want the Tribunal to refuse grants.

The three reviews of interactive and online gambling diverge markedly on amending the Interactive Gambling Act.

A NSW employer recently avoided vicarious liability for sexual harassment because of its quick investigation response.

A new Clayton Utz report, "Improving the outcomes of Public Private Partnerships", dispels myths about PPPs in Australia.

The Copyright Act does not protect digitally created streams of data images and live content, which is then broadcast.