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Big Law • 08 July 2024
What a Starmer government could mean for Aussie lawyers
Sir Keir Starmer and the Labour Party have won the UK general election, securing a widely predicted wipeout victory over...
Politics • 08 May 2024
Legal employers need to keep an eye on non-compete developments
If Australia follows the lead of the United States and bans almost all non-compete clauses, there will be “far-reaching”...
Big Law • 28 April 2023
Katy Perry found to have infringed Australian designer’s trademark
The Federal Court has found that popstar Katy Perry infringed an Australian designer’s trademark, and that the conduct was...
Digital commodity ecosystem Xpansiv has been advised by global law firm Baker McKenzie on its obtaining of a licence to...
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In a post-pandemic market, operating in a collaborative fashion, rather than an adversarial one, will be much more...
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Herbert Smith Freehills has advised Adevinta on the divestment of its online classifieds businesses — Gumtree...
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The prospect of a protracted conflict in Ukraine has led to closer scrutiny of the role of legal practitioners...
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A number of organisations have supported the Australian Senate in passing a new bill that means goods made with forced...
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Australia’s space sector is seeing rapid growth at the moment, and as such, the nature and volume of legal work are...
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A listed intellectual property firm has expanded its digital and trademark capabilities by buying an online automated...
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A new free trade agreement between Australia and the UK could mean greater synergy between legal services across the two...
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A long-running battle for several Russian trademarks continues as a permanent stay order given in 2019 was revoked last...
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Australian and Palestinian human rights organisations are calling for DFAT to reject strengthening trade ties with...
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