Budget proposals offer start-ups an opportunity to get their legal house in order from the start
The Federal Government announced new measures in its budget this week that will no doubt be welcome to new 'start-up' businesses. New businesses will be ...
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Will illegal downloaders be forced to pay their dues and join the Club?
On 7 April 2015, the Federal Court of Australia handed down a landmark ruling involving piracy and privacy, and internet account holders with the Internet ...
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New ALRC privacy tort and the celebrity photo hacking scandal
The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) released its report on its inquiry into the prevention of, and remedies for, serious invasions of privacy in ...
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Copyright Amendments Foreshadowed: ISPs and content providers beware
The Australian Attorney-General has released its public consultation paper regarding Online Copyright Infringement. The consultation foreshadows ...
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Recent ACCC enforcement activities serve up 'food for thought'
Recent ACCC enforcement activities have focused on false credence claims in relation to food products. This article provides a brief overview of relevant ...
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Consumer guarantees: Don't get caught out and find yourself past the point of "NO RETURNS"
The ACCC's recent successful prosecutions of a number of Harvey Norman franchisees is a timely reminder to B2C businesses that it's not enough to have a ...
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New compliance requirements for marketing directed primarily at children
From 1 April 2014, any business that uses advertising and marketing communications directed primarily at children will have new compliance requirements ...
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