Waiving liability for ‘dangerous’ recreational activities, is it worth the paper it’s written on?
By Heidi Bruce and Andrew Jankovic 13 May 2021 Gone [...]
Twisted sister are not gonna take copyright infringement anymore: Clive Palmer cops order to pay $1.5m in damages
Winnie Lok, Solicitor 7 May 2021 A song with a [...]
Influencer marketing: Does your #sponsored content meet the updated AANA Code of Ethics?
By Winnie Lok, Solicitor 26 April 2021 In the age [...]
FE Sports strikes out with ACCC, pays $350,000 penalty for resale price maintenance, and cops compliance program
By Matt Hansen, Senior Associate 30 March 2021. On October [...]
COVID-19, social distancing and the AANA Code of Ethics. How can we know what the prevailing community standards on health and safety are when they keep changing? GalleryCOVID-19, social distancing and the AANA Code of Ethics. How can we know what the prevailing community standards on health and safety are when they keep changing?
COVID-19, social distancing and the AANA Code of Ethics. How can we know what the prevailing community standards on health and safety are when they keep changing?
By Winnie Lok, Solicitor 15 July 2020 We hear it [...]
NSW introduces new Community Gaming Regulations – How this will impact trade promotion lotteries?
By Matt Hansen, Senior Associate 29 June 2020 In 2018, [...]
“This is for the Lawyers™ – Part II” – Federal court orders Sony Europe to pay $3.5 million penalty over Consumer Law breaches
By Matt Hansen, Senior Associate 10 June 2020 You may [...]
Defteros v Google: Are internet platforms the publisher or simply the messenger?
By Winnie Lok, Solicitor 1 June 2020 Recently, Google was [...]
How to witness something when you can’t witness it. New regulations in NSW now permit electronic ‘witnessing’ during Covid-19
By Andrew Jankovic, Solicitor 12 May 2020 As everyone knows, [...]
Contracts impacted by Covid-19 – Force majeure, frustration, termination or renegotiation?
By Heidi Bruce, Principal and Managing Director - Sydney 11 [...]
