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Anti-bullying measures will create avenues of recourse for a worker who believes himself subject to workplace bullying.

The changes affect nearly all businesses and require them to review their documents and conduct in some way. Contraventions of many of the new provisions carry heavy potential penalties.

On 1 January 2011, New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria jointly adopted a new national harmonised landlord disclosure statement. This move was the result of a Federal Government initiative to enhance consistency of the retail tenancy regulatory framework and harmonise retail shop disclosure requirements.

This article looks at the effect that section 11 of the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1991 (Cth) (COGSA) can have on the prospects of enforcing, in Australia, a foreign arbitral award pursuant to a foreign jurisdiction/arbitration clause in a "sea carriage document". The issue is nothing altogether new, however, it still seems to take maritime practitioners by surprise!

July 2023 has been another busy month in the world of cyber security (yes, another one). This update summarises the top cyber-related news for July, including

Festive gifts can boost morale and show appreciation to valued staff, but if mismanaged, can create issues for employers.

In the recent decision of Fadlallah v Insurance and Care NSW (2021) NSWCATAD 304, the New South Wales Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) found that there was no legal professional privilege...

A lot can happen in a month. This update summarises cyber news from the last month – including notable cyber incidents, regulatory developments and general industry trends, plus an update from us.

This past month has been an interesting one for cyber security enthusiasts (like us!) – a mixture of cyber activity...

The episode discusses current threats facing organisations and how they can avoid becoming the next cyber-attack victim.

Law firms who provide legal services to the Commonwealth are required to report their hours of pro bono work per lawyer.

Firstly, a happy new year to you all. We hope you had a restful break. As you may have expected, our cyber adversaries did not take a summer holiday, so we have collated the key cyber media reports...

Expert witnesses play a crucial role in professional indemnity cases, and yet they are viewed with a lot of distrust.

Camden sought to challenge the adjudicator’s jurisdiction on the ground that he had been improperly appointed by RIBA. Makers had contacted RIBA to request the appointment of the adjudicator actually appointed.