Jesse York, in his capacity as foreign representative of Exactech, sought recognition of the Chapter 11 Proceeding as a foreign main proceeding under art 17 of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border ...

The Gumatj argued that the appropriation or grant of interests in land over which it held native title rights was an acquisition of property by the Commonwealth, but that the Commonwealth had not done ...

The Firstmac case addressed the quantum dispute relating to the contentious civil penalty that arose from the judgment on liability, Australian Securities and Investments Commission v Firstmac Limited ...

Act 2024 ( Merger Reform) introduces significant changes to Australia's merger control regime, and importantly signals increased scrutiny of goodwill protection restraints (including non-competes) in ...

From 1 January 2026, merger parties that trigger defined thresholds must notify the ACCC and obtain clearance prior to completion, or substantial penalties will apply. The final thresholds have not ...

On 30 October 2024, DFAT published its report on its recent review of Australia's sanctions laws, the purpose of which was to ensure the laws remain fit for purpose and to streamline efficiencies for ...

"Fourth parties" are the parties that a service provider engaged by an APRA-regulated entity relies on in delivering its services (essentially, a subcontractor). CPS230 acknowledges that an ...

In the lead-up to national elections in 2025, Australia's federal parliamentary opposition, the Liberal-National Coalition has announced its plan to ensure security of supply and support emissions ...

Any regulatory developments focussed on reducing GHG emissions from shipping would increase global demand for low emissions fuels such as ammonia, methanol and hydrogen. Passage and implementation of ...