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Directors ordered to pay over $700k following shareholder dispute
Directors who deliberately diluted a minority shareholder’s 25 per cent stake in an alleged squeeze-out scheme have been ordered to personally pay more than $700,000 in compensation.
Big Law
OAIC draws line under investigation into court recording breach
An investigation by Australia’s privacy watchdog has found employees of an India-based subcontractor accessed a limited number of Australian court recordings and transcripts, but no further regulatory action will be taken.
Corporate Counsel
Corporate Counsel Awards launched for 2027
Lawyers Weekly and principal partner Lawyers On Demand, a Consilio Company, are delighted to present the annual Corporate Counsel Awards, the biggest and best celebration of in-house talent Down Under.
Big Law
Ashurst Perkins Coie adds 2 partners from Deloitte
Global law firm Ashurst Perkins Coie has appointed Lisa Dobbin and Josh Black as Sydney-based partners in its consulting business, Risk Advisory, with Dobbin to lead the financial crime offering and Black to expand its data and technology capability.
Big Law
The biggest challenges of IP protection for small businesses
A small-business owner has given insight into the dangers small businesses face when larger corporations exploit their products after Temu copied several items from their clothing store.
Corporate Counsel
Who controls the truth in a corporate investigation?
Companies have legitimate reasons to keep legal advice and investigation materials confidential. But when whistleblowers are left in the dark, questions arise about who controls the findings – and whether accountability can exist without transparency.
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