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An area off the coast of the Hunter in New South Wales has been declared as Australia's second offshore wind zone. Proponents will be able to submit feasibility licence applications between 8 August 2023 and 14 November 2023.

FERC's January 22, 2010, decision marks the first time that the commission has found market manipulation by a futures trader.

A recent D.C. Circuit decision has invalidated the NLRB's "successor bar," fundamentally changing how employers can challenge union representation following business acquisitions. While the broader successorship doctrine remains intact, successor employers may now evaluate objective evidence of union support rather than waiting a mandatory one-year period. What does this mean for HR teams navigating acquisitions involving unionized workforces, and how should transaction planning adapt to this new legal land

An employee's failure to update contact information did not warrant the FWC accepting his late unfair dismissal claim.

In terms of our current law, it is assumed that a director of a company has the necessary powers to bind that company, and an agreement signed by one director will accordingly be valid.

One question that often arises in the trade secret practice is what information, if any, can be protectable as confidential information even if it does not qualify under state law as a trade secret.

On 21 April 2011 the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued an order imposing a US$30,000,000 civil penalty on Brian Hunter after finding that the former natural gas futures trader at Amaranth Advisors L.L.C. violated FERC's Anti-Manipulation Rule.

On April 21, 2011, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued an Order Affirming Initial Decision and Ordering Payment of Civil Penalty in connection with an Administrative Law Judge’s (ALJ) Initial Decision that a natural gas trader for Amaranth, Brian Hunter, engaged in market manipulation, in violation of Section 4A of the Natural Gas Act (NGA) and Part 1c.1 of FERC’s regulations.

This case provides clear guidance of the type of complaint which can easily be characterised as not made in good faith.

Recent regulations have brought the Cayman Islands Securities Investment Business Law (2003 Revision) (the "Law"), which regulates all securities investment business, fully into effect. The result? Persons falling under its provisions who were carrying on securities investment business on 29<SUP>th</SUP> July 2003 have until the end of January 2004 to either get licensed or get an exemption

Cooper Grace Ward's Damien Jarrett and Jess Byrne examine Hunter v Alliance Airlines Pty Ltd, a Supreme Court workers' compensation case involving a cabin crew member's back injury from a jammed galley cart. The discussion explores how the case evolved from maintenance and staffing allegations into a training dispute, and examines the court's approach to quantum arguments when the injured worker chose to pursue her own business rather than return to employment.

Senior associate Chris Hunter sat down with the Annual Review of Insolvency Law Society to share his insight in its ARIL Podcast Program.

In terms of the Consumer Protection Act which will become law in October this year, Home Owners Associations will also be regarded as ‘suppliers’ of services and thus home owners as their consumers, can exercise their consumer rights against such HOA.

The TTAB highlighted several pitfalls surrounding the proper submission of declarations and exhibits during the testimony period.