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    Boost for retail corporate bonds

    Michael Hodgson discusses Wayne Swan's proposal to boost the corporate bond market on Boardroom Radio.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
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    This article considers a recent Victorian decision concerning a challenge to a charge clause in a commercial agreement.
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    This article examines how the PPSA rules should be applied, and how much they represent a departure from previous law.
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    This article notes the application of the new PPSA rules, and how the courts interpret the departure from previous law.
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    The Internet of Things (IoT) phenomenon and what it means for product liability

    The article explores the rise of IoT devices and the challenges facing manufacturers and product liability stakeholders.
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    10 reasons why financiers should consider ADR

    The article explains benefits of ADR for financiers, enforcing claims or managing disputes from commercial negotiations.
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    Beyond the Privacy Act: spotlight on obligations for private health services providers

    We discuss the overlapping Commonwealth and state or territory laws.
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    Insolvent trading - safe harbour is on the way but what should directors do today if faced with financial difficulty?

    The article provides guidance for directors facing financial difficulties, highlighting the importance of acting early.
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    The article explores this approach to resolving ambiguity in the meaning of a GST provision in a sale of land contract.
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    Considerations for employers in the gig economy era

    With an increasing number of contract workers, there are many issues for employers to consider in this 'gig economy' era.
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    PPSA commencement: "all systems go" for 30 January 2012?

    The start date for the PPSA has been confirmed.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
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    Small businesses to be protected from unfair contract terms – are you ready for the new regime?

    Small businesses will benefit from the unfair contract terms protection that has been afforded to consumers since 2010.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
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    Brexit – how might Australian businesses be affected?

    For Australian businesses with an interest in UK and EU markets, it is difficult to predict the consequences of Brexit.
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    Budget alert: Certain Duties extended

    Certain Duties in NSW due to be abolished on 30 June 2012 have now been extended to apply until 30 June 2013.
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    Watchdog unleashed: businesses already bitten by ACCC over misleading carbon price claims

    The ACCC has obtained undertakings from solar companies for misleading claims in relation to the effect of the carbon price.
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    Productivity Commission's final report on Australia's Intellectual Property arrangements released

    The Government indicated that it will consider the final report's recommendations and undertake further consultation.
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    EU trade mark reform: clock ticking for owners to take action

    Certain EU trade mark owners have until 24 September 2016 to take steps to clarify the scope of their protection.
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    Annual wage increase from 1 July 2015 - what does it mean for your business?

    Employers covered by an enterprise agreement should be aware of their obligations relating to the minimum rates of pay.
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    From conservatism to entrepreneurship in the boardroom: safe harbour reform proposals revealed

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    The tide of change in labour relations continues

    The Federal Government continues its enthusiasm for labour relations reform, as another round of changes is on its way.
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