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Procurement and Commercial Contracting for Australian Government Agencies
Alexandra Wedutenko, Consultant, and Jasmine Chen, Lawyer, at Clayton Utz revisit the basics of government procurement and contracting. Alexandra will... read more →
21 January 2021
Koala SEPP Reversed in Shocking Twist
Breellen Warry, Partner; Peter Holt, Special Counsel and Georgia Appleby, Associate at Holding Redlich share an update to the controversial... read more →
21 December 2020
The New Proposed Drug Supply Prohibition Order Laws in NSW
Jimmy Singh, Principal at Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia, provides a guide to the the new proposed drug supply prohibition order... read more →
18 December 2020
Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations for Employees – A Reasonable Precaution or a Step too Far?
Aaron Goonrey, Partner, and Jessica McDonald, Lawyer at Lander & Rogers, discuss the issues employers will need to consider when... read more →
14 December 2020
Electric Scooter Laws: What You Should Know
Jimmy Singh, Principal at Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia, outlines the NSW legislation on electric scooters, with a comparison to legislation... read more →
24 November 2020
The NSW Government makes peace with itself over the Koala SEPP
Breellen Warry, Partner; Peter Holt, Special Counsel and Georgia Appleby, Associate at Holding Redlich discuss the new State Environmental Planning... read more →
13 November 202018Jan
New Small Business Insolvency Reforms – Are You Ready for the Change?
Alice Ruhe, Partner at SMB Advisory, shares an overview of small business insolvency reforms ahead of her presentation at the New Small Business.. Read More →
21Dec
Koala SEPP Reversed in Shocking Twist
Breellen Warry, Partner; Peter Holt, Special Counsel and Georgia Appleby, Associate at Holding Redlich share an update to the controversial Koala SEPP following.. Read More →
14Dec
Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations for Employees – A Reasonable Precaution or a Step too Far?
Aaron Goonrey, Partner, and Jessica McDonald, Lawyer at Lander & Rogers, discuss the issues employers will need to consider when deciding whether or.. Read More →
21Jan
Procurement and Commercial Contracting for Australian Government Agencies
Alexandra Wedutenko, Consultant, and Jasmine Chen, Lawyer, at Clayton Utz revisit the basics of government procurement and contracting. Alexandra will be delving more.. Read More →
11Jan
Complete Guide to Drink Driving Charges
Avinash Singh, Principal Lawyer at Astor Legal, shares a comprehensive guide to drink driving charges. In this guide, he examines defences and penalties.. Read More →
18Dec
The New Proposed Drug Supply Prohibition Order Laws in NSW
Jimmy Singh, Principal at Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia, provides a guide to the the new proposed drug supply prohibition order laws in NSW.. Read More →
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16Dec
Caveats Series Part 8: Withdrawal of Caveats and Postponing Conduct
Vikram Misra, Barrister at Clarence Chambers continues his series into caveats as he explores the withdrawal of caveats and postponing conduct by exploring.. Read More →
10Dec
Patents Series Part 1: Australian Patents in a Life Sciences Context
Paul Whenman, Consulting Partner and Declan McKeveney, Senior Counsel at FB Rice, begin their series into patents. In Part 1, they consider Australian.. Read More →
03Dec
Arbitration and Mediation Series Part 8: The Attitude of Australian Courts to International Arbitration (Continued)
Sydney Jacobs, Barrister at 13 Wentworth Chambers and Vikram Misra, Barrister at Clarence Chambers continue their series into arbitration and mediation. In Part.. Read More →
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