Bring on round 2! The next Tranche of Australia’s privacy law reforms finally kick off with release of new exposure draft.
By Bianca Lopez, Senior Associate 4 September 2026 After a [...]
Closing the Loophole – Update
By Matt Hansen 27 August 2026 In our previous article, [...]
Food labelling fiasco – ACCC inquiry after investigation claims second-rate tomatoes being passed off as Primo Pomodoros.
By Mark Armstrong, Senior Associate 12 August 2026 Drawing parallels [...]
New unfair trading practices laws impacting subscription businesses and online stores have passed: is your business ready for 1 July 2027?
By John Stavris, Special Counsel Friday, 17 July 2026 On [...]
Roar-some victory for Australian in Katie Perry/Katy Perry trade mark saga
By Despina Lyons, Senior Associate & Trade Mark Attorney Wednesday, [...]
Closing the Loophole: Interactive Gambling Law Amendment Targets Subscription-Based Trade Promotions
By Emma Farncomb and Matt Hansen Monday, 15 June 2026 [...]
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. [...]
