Huge blow for the supermarket giant Coles as the Federal Court draws a line on “fake discounts”.
By Dalinee Bangaroo, Trade Mark Attorney/Solicitor and Matt Hansen, Partner [...]
Statutory Demands: A powerful tool when chasing payment… but only if you get the details right.
By John Stavris, Special Counsel Wednesday, 27 May 2026 A recent [...]
Free products, expensive problems – the ACCC takes first swipe at influencer marketing.
By Bianca Lopez, Senior Associate Tuesday, 21 April 2026 The [...]
AI and the Advertising Industry: A crash course on the legal state of play.
Friday, 10 April 2026 By Mark Armstrong and Heidi Bruce. [...]
Short term memory on fixed term employment contracts? Here’s a refresher.
Wednesday, 8 April 2026 By Jennifer Andrade and Matt Hansen [...]
Pyrrhic victory against Lambo Guy lotteries in Adelaide Magistrates Court could represent turning tide against subscription promotions
Thursday, 2 April 2026 By Matt Hansen, Partner Following a [...]
It begins! OAIC begins privacy sweep in advance of second tranche of new laws expected in 2026 – so… is your privacy policy compliant?
Wednesday, 21 January 2026 Australian marketers and the business world [...]
Grocery delivery providers in hot water over problematic subscriptions.
Thursday, 15 January 2026 By Mark Armstrong, Senior Associate Two [...]
Skidding into non-compliance: the Toyota Yaris GR ad that drifted too wide.
By Emma Farncomb & Clint Fillipou Toyota Motor Corporation Australia [...]
When the ‘Rivers’ runs dry – discount fashion group cops whopping $25 million fine for consumer law breaches, including timely delivery failures.
By Mark Armstrong, Senior Associate The ACCC has sent [...]
