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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
Unenforceable Penalty Clauses & Agreed Damages in Contracts
Table of Contents When negotiating a contract the parties commonly think about what should happen in the event that the
Damages for Republication of Defamatory Statement by Third Party
Milne v Ell [2017] NSWSC 555 Home This case serves as a reminder of how liability for defamatory statements can
Fair Work Amendment (Protecting Vulnerable Workers) Bill 2017
The Fair Work Amendment (Protecting Vulnerable Workers) Bill 2017 (Bill) was introduced by the House of Representatives on 1 March
Protecting your brand & trade mark registration
Before choosing your brand: We have previously discussed important considerations when choosing the name of your business. Before you decide
Do I Need a Privacy Policy on My Website in Australia?
The answer is mostly likely “yes”, even if you are a small business with annual turnover of less than $3,000,000.