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Cooper Grace Ward
Separated parents should compromise and reach agreement between themselves and not rely on the family law courts.
Holding Redlich
Local governments should start by reviewing their internal policies and personal information management frameworks.
Holding Redlich
This newsletter includes links to recent media releases and reports relating to immigration in Australia.
Travis Schultz & Partners
The NSW Supreme Court awarded the plaintiff compensation after she gave birth following a failed gynaecological surgery.
Coleman Greig Lawyers
The legal system, laws and government bodies for intellectual property rights – all support innovation and protection.
Madgwicks
When a liquidator brings a claim of unfair preference, the running account defence is another commonly used defence.
Logie Smith Lanyon
Unlike in other states, SOPA in Victoria does not take the Christmas shutdown period into account when calculating time.
Coleman Greig Lawyers
Each level of government in Australia imposes its own taxes – Federal, State and Territory, and Local Governments.
British Virgin Islands
Ogier
"Final" decisions of the BVI Court come with an automatic right of appeal to the ECSC Court of Appeal (CoA), whereas "interlocutory"...
Canada
Filion Wakely Thorup Angeletti LLP
In light of the rising number of COVID-19 cases, on November 20, 2020, the Ontario government announced that certain provincial regions would be moved into different coloured zones
Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
To contain the spread of COVID-19, the federal government has imposed a mandatory 14-day quarantine for individuals re-entering Canada, with certain exemptions in place.
Lawson Lundell LLP
Construction Business magazine published an article by Lawson Lundell partner, Michael Morgan, titled 'Statutory Trust Claims.'
INQ Data Law
The Canadian government has introduced a new law signalling major reform to Canada's privacy law and introducing regulation of artificial intelligence ("AI").
Miller Thomson LLP
The Federal Court's recent dismissal of a climate change lawsuit brought by a group of 15 Canadian youths has been appealed to the Federal Court of Appeal.
Siskinds LLP
If you have been injured because of the actions of another, don't sit and wait to see how things turn out. Our law limits the time you have to start a law suit.
Gowling WLG
In the recent decision of Freddy SpA v Hugz Clothing Limited, Deputy Judge David Stone sitting in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court handed down a decisive victory for the claimant.
Gowling WLG
Antibody-based drugs are among the widest selling in the world. They are being used to treat a expanding range of conditions and their significance and value in treating cancer continues
Cayman Islands
Walkers
In a recent decision of the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands (the "Grand Court") in the matter of Sun Cheong Creative Development Holdings Limited (FSD 160 of 2020)
China
Rouse
The rapid growth of the various indexes in the report actually reflects the remarkable achievements China has made in these areas.
Cooley LLP
"Hennes & Mauritz AB's fashion retailer H&M faces a €35.3 million ($41 million) fine for having recorded personal details of the lives of employees at a...
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