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Additional damages for copyright infringement
Under Australian law, victims of copyright infringement may be entitled to an account of profits or compensatory damages under s.115
Valuation of minority interests in shareholder oppression claims
In Australia, shareholders who feel oppressed or unfairly treated by the company or its directors can seek remedies under various
Heathfield Grosvenor recognised under ‘Best Law Firms in Sydney 2021’ by FirmChecker
Heathfield Grosvenor Lawyers has been recognised as ‘a highly rated firm’ by FirmChecker (don’t know what that is? It is
Shareholder agreements and avoiding expensive shareholder and director disputes
Table of Contents Shareholder and director disputes At the outset of a new business venture the risk of a dispute
A fair go for casual employees
The Fair Work Amendment (Supporting Australia’s Jobs and Economic Recovery) Bill makes changes for casual employees.
Automation, artificial intelligence and legal issues
By Newyorka Musabelliu and Chris Chang – January 2020 It is not surprising that the law cannot keep up with