Banking and Financial Services Insights
This issue includes: Financial regulation in Australia: who should regulate the regulators?; Can you charge negative interest on super fund benefits?; War by any other means: liquidation as a business...
View ArticleClayton Utz closes second fund for Ironbridge
Clayton Utz continues to be involved in some of the most significant and high-profile private equity transactions taking place in Australia, the latest being Ironbridge Capital's A$1.05 billion MBO fund.
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This issue includes: Litigation funding in the High Court; " Giving up the gist" - The dangers of imputed waiver of legal professional privilege; Limitation of liability and in
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This issue includes: Institutional investors and shareholder class actions: when to participate?; Everyone's a winner, baby? Pooling insolvent groups; Court finds mortgage unjust despite false...
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This issue includes: Sons of Gwalia - hype or horror story?; Retail investment products for super funds; 2006 ISDA Definitions; The X&Y Files: High Court confirms APRA's powers; APRA and the AXA...
View ArticleLitigation and Dispute Resolution Insights
This issue includes: From text to context in interpreting contracts - what does it mean for your contracts?; We're all model litigants, says NSW court; When can company officers rely on information...
View ArticleInformation Insights
This issue includes: Privacy protection in the courts: The Jane Doe case; When does the public interest require FOI fees to be waived?; The Commonwealth, contracts and confidentiality claims; When will...
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This issue includes: Recovering money paid by mistake; Implementation of Basel II: APRA releases a raft of draft prudential standards;
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This issue includes: Vodcast: Simple tips for surviving litigation; Fiduciary relationships, managing conflicts and Chinese walls; Defective design - How far does your product liability cover go?;...
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This issue includes: Some answers expected soon on continuous disclosure and shareholder class actions; Keeping it to yourself: Australian Law Reform Commission review of Australian privacy laws; Is...
View ArticleInformation Law Insights
This issue includes: Freedom of Information: What will be the effect of the Rudd Government's Information Policy?; Keeping it to yourself: Australian Law Reform Commission review of Australian privacy...
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This issue includes: Lady Luck shines light on proportionate liability; Liquidators and funded litigation - is court approval necessary?; Lowering the threshold for the granting of summary judgment;...
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This issue includes: FOI reforms back on the boil; Data goes missing - who you gonna call?; How and when to set aside subpoenas and object to inspection; Waiver of fees: when does public interest...
View ArticleMajor overhaul for Privacy Act
The Government has announced its intention to undertake major reform of Australian privacy laws in line with the recommendations set out in the Australian Law Reform Commission's final report on its...
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This issue includes: Conceal or reveal? Reporting white-collar crime; Australia's largest shareholder class action payout - Aristocrat shareholder class action settles; Criminalising cartels -...
View ArticleInformation Law Insights
This issue includes: Queensland lets the sun shine in - sweeping reforms to information access announced; Australia and the UK experience - supermodels, sado-masochists and the privacy they expect; New...
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This issue includes: FOI conclusive certificates conclusively abolished by new Bill;
View ArticleVictorian case a next step in protection of private information
Today, in an important decision, the Victorian Court of Appeal held that a plaintiff could be compensated for the distress caused by the unauthorised showing of a private sex tape.
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This issue includes: Managing the global financial crisis; Credit crunch - Some lessons for structuring and operating property funds; Developments in dollar-based materiality in unit pricing;...
View ArticleLitigation and Dispute Resolution Insights
This issue includes: Sex, lies and videotape: breach of confidence claims and awards of damages; Waiver of privilege - more than a state of mind?; Risky business: Directors' and officers' liability and...
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