Author: Ben Motro, Special Counsel
The recent decision of the Fair Work Commission in Blagojevic v AGL Macquarie Pty Ltd; Mitchell Seears [2018] FWC 2906 has shed further light on what constitutes “reasonable manageme ...
Author: Tim Lange, Partner
Whistle-blower protection laws applying to internal (and some external) disclosures are on the cards. The amendments will bring a new and aggressive protection regime into the Corporations Act ...
Author: Peter Dovolil, Special Counsel
In a recent decision of the NSW Court of Appeal, the court considered the duty owed by a cleaning contractor, specifically in circumstances where findings were made that a spi ...
Author: Simon Stokes
As a no-deal Brexit becomes a distinct possibility the UK government is to start producing guidance to deal with this eventuality. However when it comes to data protection and the cross border ...
Authors: Katherine Hayes, Partner & Greg Stirling, Senior Associate
Just over six months after the mandatory data breach notification legislation was introduced, the Office of the Information Commissioner has ...
Authors: Robert Riddell & Daniel Fitzpatrick
It is well understood that the security of payment regime is by far the fastest, cheapest and most efficient method for contractors to secure payment of their progress claims ...
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