The ACCC’s Digital Platforms Inquiry Preliminary Report proposes a number of important reforms to Australian merger control law and practice, to ensure close scrutiny of […]
The High Court’s decision last week in the Prime Trust matter (Australian Securities & Investments Commission v Lewski and Ors [2018] HCA 63) is a […]
Bar Talk, a new Q&A series with Australia’s leading barristers, this week features Cynthia Cochrane, who talked to Lawyerly about how she prepares for an […]
The recent, much publicised decision of the Full Federal Court in WorkPac Pty Limited v Skene [2018] FCAFC 131 (Skene) has caused widespread concern in business circles. […]
Bar Talk, a new Q&A series with Australia’s leading barristers, this week features barrister Michael Gronow QC, who talked to Lawyerly about a memorable cross-examination and […]
Bar Talk, a new Q&A series with Australia’s leading barristers, this week features barrister Dr Matt Collins QC, who talked to Lawyerly about a philandering […]
The recent decision in Sigma Pharmaceuticals v Wyeth has clarified, among other things, a number of issues concerning compensation arising from the usual undertaking as to damages […]
Bar Talk, a new Q&A series with Australia’s leading barristers, kicks off with barrister Oren Bigos, who talked to Lawyerly about a memorable win on […]
A shadow has been cast over the seemingly well-accepted ability of courts to make common fund orders in third-party funded representative proceedings. The New South […]
How would you describe your firm’s approach to business development? Ad hoc? Adequate? Well-planned? Business development is something that is often neglected within law firms […]