Interesting articles, speeches and podcasts
Fri Apr 12 2019The Federal Court of Australia finds independent contractor entitled to superannuation by Harry Nicolaidis, Philip Vickery and Gareth Bamin of K&L Gates - considers Moffet v Dental Corporation Pty Ltd [2019] FCA 344
Fraud on a power : the interface between contract and equity, Lecture for the Chancery Bar Association by Lord Sales, Justice of the Supreme Court - examines the interface between contract and equity
It’s no secret – $10 million penalties to be introduced for privacy law breaches by Belinda Breakspear, Matthew McMillan, Alex Hutchens and Hannah Fas of McCullough Robertson - examines privacy law changes that have been announced
Landlords 2, tenants nil by Corinne Attard of Holman Webb - considers MJHQ Pty Limited v Wynne Ave Pty Limited [2018] NSWCATCD 61, Wynne Ave Pty Limited v MJHQ Pty Limited [2019] NSWCATAP 41, Wynne Ave Pty Limited v MJHQ Pty Limited (No 2) [2019] NSWCATAP 68 and Charlie Bridge Street Pty Ltd v Petrazzuolo; Petrazzuolo v Charlie Bridge Street Pty Ltd [2019] NSWCATCD 1
Law Report (ABC) for 9 April presented by Damien Carrick - Is a sperm donor a parent? and Private Accessory Prosecutors, the role of victims in German courts and trials
A new era of climate change litigation in Australia? by Andrew Korbel of Corrs Chambers Westgarth - examines developments in climate change litigation
TechLaw Podcast : The opportunities and challenges of digital transformation across the private and public sectors - part 2 by Chloe Forster of DLA Piper - examines data management
Voluntary participant of mental health program a 'worker' in stop-bullying regime by Tamsin Webster and Despina Psaras of Maddocks - considers Bibawi v Stepping Stone Clubhouse Inc t/a Stepping Stone & Others [2019] FWCFB 1314
A "whack a mole" approach to online content regulation by Andrew Hii and Melissa Fai of Gilbert + Tobin - examines the Criminal Code Amendment (Sharing of Abhorrent Violent Material) Act 2019 (Cth)
What does it take for an insurer to be found to have abandoned a defence of contributory negligence and thereby become bound by an assessment of damages? by Katherine Teague of McCabe Curwood - considers Cahill v Allianz Australia Insurance Ltd [2019] NSWSC 328