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Online business promotion and liability for third-party comments
Businesses hosting online discussion forums must be aware of the potential for hefty damages claims if they fail to remove defamatory comments made by third parties. Find out more about the implications of the High Court case of Australian New Channel Pty Ltd v Voller [2021] HCA 27.
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Do I have an implied licence for software?
This article examines the implications of a Federal Court case, which awarded over $1.1 million in damages for unlicensed software use. Learn more about the decision and key principles for software licencing that businesses should consider.
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Parliament passes Government surveillance bill
The Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Bill 2021 added three (3) warrants, allowing law enforcement to access data and take control of online accounts to obtain evidence of serious online crime.
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Credit card ban – online gambling services
A Bill seeks to amend the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (Cth) to ban the use of credit cards for online gambling in Australia. Penalties for those who accept payments could range from $111,000 to $166,500 per person, per day. Learn more about the potential changes and their implications.
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Employsure’s Google Ads found to mislead businesses
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) appeal against Employsure Pty Ltd has been upheld by the Full Federal Court. Find out what this means for Australian consumers and businesses and how it could affect the future of consumer law.
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Data breach compliance and response plans
Dundas Lawyers create tailored data breach response plans to ensure compliance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). Plans include actions, registers, records, tests and tasks. Get an obligation-free and confidential discussion to learn more.
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Case study – intellectual property protection structures
Protect your valuable intellectual property and secure revenue for product development. Learn how Dundas Lawyers can help you create an intellectual property protection structure with potential benefits for your business.
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Negotiating and formalising a joint venture
Forming a successful joint venture requires careful consideration of multiple factors. This article outlines the necessary elements and provides an ideal structure to help you get started. Learn more about what it takes to create a successful joint venture.
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Injunction sought for breach of confidence
Dundas Lawyers helped a corporate client protect their confidential information and copyright material from a former employee and contractor. Read the full article to learn how they used detailed work and a chronology to secure justice for their client.
