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Overview of the Ransomware Payments Bill 2021 (Cth)
Australian government proposed the Ransomware Payments Bill 2021 (Cth) (Bill) to enforce mandatory reporting of ransomware payments. Penalties of up to $110,000 for non-compliance.
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International businesses subject to Australian privacy laws
Australian Intelligence Community (AIC) Commissioner Falk determined how the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) will assess if international entities have an Australian Link to Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
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Shareholder oppression – combined effects add up
A Court decision has highlighted the consequences of oppressive conduct between majority shareholders. Learn more about the case and the implications for understanding interactions between company members by reading this blog post.
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Hermès sues artist over NFT “Birkin” bags
Explore the implications of virtual artworks created with the help of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and how this has caused a legal battle between a renowned fashion house and an American artist. Learn more about the copyright and trade mark infringement issues, and the implications of this case for the future of digital art.
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Worldwide asset freezing order by Federal Court – are they possible?
The High Court’s decision in Deputy Commissioner v Huang [2021] HCA 43 confirms the Federal Court may make worldwide asset freezing orders. This is an important development in Australian law.
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Contemporaneous file notes: their purpose and legal requirements
Learn how contemporaneous file notes can be used as evidence in Court and how to ensure their admissibility. Find out what details to include and more in this comprehensive guide.
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Note on: Nagpal v Global Cars Aus Pty Ltd (No 2) [2021] FCA 1300
The Federal Court has determined costs in the proceedings of Nagpal v Global Cars Au Pty Ltd (No 2) [2021] FCA 1300, awarding them to the respondent on an indemnity basis and fixing them by way of a lump sum.
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Federal Court – issuing subpoenas internationally
This article provides an overview of the rules and considerations to take into account when seeking to issue a subpoena to an overseas party in the Federal Court of Australia. It covers the need to take extra care when issuing a subpoena and the process for service of a subpoena internationally.
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Security for costs in Federal Court
A Court may order a party to pay security for potential legal costs to their opponent. This article examines the law and considerations of the Federal Court in applications for security for costs.
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