Read ourPublications Page 7 of 34 Subscribe Publication type Energy & Resources - May 2017 Financial assurance, mine rehabilitation and closure – a new perspective on an old issue (Part 2 of 2) More Summary In part 2 of our newsletter series, we review the proposed changes to mine rehabilitation and requirements for progressive rehabilitation for all new and existing projects. Publication type May 2017 A new avenue for land access disputes? Queensland to introduce Land Access Ombudsman More Summary The ombudsman will have powers to investigate disputes over alleged breaches of Conduct and Compensation Agreements and Make Good Agreements. We take a closer look. Publication type Energy & Resources - May 2017 Financial assurance, mine rehabilitation and closure – a new perspective on an old issue (Part 1 of 2) More Summary In part 1 of our newsletter series, we examine the proposed changes to the financial assurance regime in Queensland, which will significantly impact the way in which rehabilitation and remediation obligations are supported for new and existing projects. Publication type Energy & Resources - May 2017 Land Court determines compensation for CSG development More Summary The first compensation determination under the Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004 (Qld) in over a decade has been handed down by the Land Court. Publication type May 2017 Forget your perfect offering - There is a crack in everything! More Summary A recent decision of the NSW Court of Appeal provides useful judicial commentary on a range of issues affecting design and construct contracts. Publication type May 2017 Beware of misleading and deceptive conduct in advertising campaigns More Summary Michael Gapes, Partner reminds agents to ensure that all representations made by them to potential buyers and tenants, regardless of whether they are made orally or in writing, are completely truthful and accurate. Publication type May 2017 QCAT update - Disciplinary action against property manager More Summary Andrew Persijn, Senior Associate discusses a recent QCAT decision which provides a reminder to all real estate agents that it is prepared to exercise its disciplinary powers for breaches of the repealed PAMD Act. Publication type Apr 2017 Contributory negligence and breaking the causal chain - Sydney More Summary Join our Sydney team at our upcoming insurance breakfast seminar. Publication type Apr 2017 New data breach notification laws are on the way More Summary Michael Gapes, Partner discusses the impacts of the Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Bill 2016 which was passed on 13 February 2017, currently awaiting Royal Assent, which is expected to come into effect within the next 12 months. Publication type Apr 2017 The sting in the tail: Unclear 'total salary package' arrangement More Summary Lara Radik, Senior Associate discusses the importance of regularly reviewing employment arrangements to ensure ongoing compliance, noting any non-compliance can result in significant liabilities for penalties and backpay. Publication type Apr 2017 Water reforms now in full swing – are you compliant? More Summary This newsletter discusses the practical impacts of the changes on proponents and what measures you need to be taking now in order to comply with the new water reform obligations. Publication type Apr 2017 Due diligence condition not strong enough More Summary A recent decision handed down by the District Court of Western Australia considers whether an insured's breach of statutory obligations could jeopardise policy coverage under a Commercial Risk Policy. Publication type Apr 2017 The GFC, financial advice and limitation periods More Summary A recent County Court of Victoria decision has considered the existing case law on limitation periods for causes of action arising out of pre-GFC financial advice. Publication type Litigation & Dispute Resolution - Apr 2017 Brave new world: technology assisted review More Summary Technology Assisted Review (TAR) is increasingly being used by the courts in civil litigation. This article explains recent developments, what the fuss is all about, and the significant benefits the technology can provide in suitable cases. Publication type Apr 2017 Seeking cover under another party’s insurance More Summary The recent Western Australia District Court decision of Henry v CSBP considers indemnity and insurance provisions in multi-party contractual disputes where cover may be available under another party’s policy. Publication type Mar 2017 Davis v NSW Land and Housing Corporation [2016] NSWCA 325 More Summary Andrew Persijn, Senior Associate discusses a recent New South Wales Court of Appeal decision that has dismissed an appeal brought by the tenant of a residential property with respect to an order terminating her tenancy agreement. Publication type Mar 2017 Fatigue management and ‘shared responsibility’ More Summary A recent Queensland Supreme Court decision extends the management of driver fatigue, not unlike 'Chain of Responsibility' obligations under the Heavy Vehicle National Law. Publication type Mar 2017 Reducing penalty rates: the beginning of the end? More Summary The Fair Work Commission's recent decision to reduce penalty rates in modern awards will affect wages in the retail and hospitality industries, among others, by 25 - 50%. Publication type Feb 2017 Appeal court holds firm on s 54 regarding jet ski accident More Summary An insurer’s efforts to decline cover to an unlicensed jet ski operator who caused injuries to a rider have failed, with a finding that insufficient evidence was established under s 54 of the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 (Cth) being upheld on appeal. Publication type Feb 2017 A defendant scores a win against the Victorian WorkCover Authority More Summary This article discusses the successful defence of a recovery claim made under section 138 of the Accident Compensation Act 1985 (Vic), and the implications for general liability insurers. « Previous1 2 ... 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 33 34Next » View our latest publications