For the first time in more than 30 years, the Federal Government is undertaking a comprehensive inquiry into Australia’s corporate insolvency laws. One aspect of the inquiry is the treatment…
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Unfair Contract Terms Protections: Reform at Last?
The Government has introduced reforms to establish civil penalty provisions prohibiting the use of, and reliance on, unfair terms in standard form contracts.
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2022 Commonwealth Procurement Rules: Fast-Track Your Knowledge with this Toolkit
Refresh your knowledge of government procurement and the new Commonwealth Procurement Rules with Practical Law’s new resources.
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Using Online Legal Documents: Aren’t They All The Same?
Poorly prepared legal documents can cause uncertainties and unexpected problems, incurring significant legal costs if interpretation issues result in legal action.
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Climate Risk, Net Zero and Corporate Governance Legal Practice Note
Directors of Australian companies are now increasingly required to consider the risks posed by climate change as part of their corporate governance.
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Taking Action Against Intrusive CCTVs in Easement Disputes
Taking action against intrusive CCTVs in easement disputes, and protecting your rights to privacy.
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How Corporates are Tackling Climate Change, One Contract Clause at a Time
As the dust settles on the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, how can lawyers help in the push towards achieving net zero?
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Swerving this Way and that: Defining Employees in an Agile Gig Economy
Legal Insight speaks to Mark Rinaldi, Barrister and General Editor of Fair Work Legislation and National Workplace Relations to understand the concerns surrounding gig work.
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5 Conversation Starters Addressing Cryptocurrency Risks and Opportunities
The evolving technologies powering cryptocurrencies are advancing at a pace that our existing laws cannot handle.
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Tax Evasion is Illegal, but not an Offence. Does AUSTRAC Understand its Own Risks?
Unlike some countries (such as the US), Australia’s legislative references to tax “evasion” do not refer to a criminal offence or even a category of criminal offences.
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