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On this episode of the Change Makers Podcast we are celebrating International Non-Binary People’s Day with a discussion between two gender diverse legal professionals.
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Ipso Facto Clauses Toolkit for Insolvency and Restructuring Lawyers
Practical Law has launched a brand new module on Insolvency and Restructuring. Download your ipso facto clauses toolkit for a preview.
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High-Level Explainer: Changes to the NSW Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
On 14 May 2020, The NSW Government made a series of amendments to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (NSW) (EP&A Act). Here’s what you need to know.
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Stand Down, JobKeeper and Workplace Relations – Where to From Here?
COVID-19 has impacted all Australians as they grapple not just with a pandemic, but changes to their careers, work-life balance and expectations of employment.
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Transforming with Legal Tech Podcast Episode 2: The Nimble Boutique Firm
Two boutique Australian-based law firms reveal how they have found client (and work-life balance) success in operating nimbly.
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Legal Opinions in Australian Finance Transactions 101: Part 2
In our second installment, we examine the standard legal opinions that are typically included in Australian law legal opinions (and the issues to be mindful of).
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Legal Opinions in Australian Finance Transactions 101: Part 1
In most large banking and finance transactions, where the bank (or banks) have engaged an external law firm to draft the financing documents, the bank will almost always require a legal opinion.
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Webinar: Cyber Risks and Data Threats for Virtual Workforces
The unprecedented move for entire workforces to work remotely has introduced unique risks to cyber and data protection. These were addressed in a recent Thomson Reuters webinar.
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Anti-Money Laundering Court Case Hones in on Individual Actors
The Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) is one of three Anti-Money Laundering regulators in New Zealand. Last month, the DIA’s 5th major High Court case moved towards a conclusion, and it confirms an increasing trend to keep individuals on the hook for compliance failings.
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Evidence Reform: Discussing the Royal Commission’s Recommendations
Following the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, the Council of Attorneys-General agreed that the Uniform Evidence Acts will be amended.
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