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Intellectual property theft and employee information theft
Leica Geosystems Pty Ltd v Koudstaal (No 3) [2014] FCA 1129 (Leica Geosystems) is a notable court case involving an Anton Piller order and employee theft. Find out more about what this means for companies and their intellectual property rights.
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Revenge porn – legal options
Revenge porn (Revenge Porn) refers to sexually explicit media that is distributed without the consent of the individual(s) involved.[1] An act of Revenge Porn therefore involves the recording of video or still images of a person that is usually engaged in sexual acts (Revenge Content) and publishing or threatening to publish it. A person’s participation…
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What exactly is an advertising sign-off?
Injunctions are Court orders that can restrain almost any conduct. Prohibitory, Mandatory, and Ex Parte injunctions can be sought if serious question to be tried, urgency, damages would not suffice, and the balance of convenience favours the applicant.
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Productivity Commission publish report on the Workplace Relations Framework
The Productivity Commission has released a draft report on the workplace relations framework, with suggestions that could affect penalty rates, minimum wages, and unfair dismissal. Learn more about the proposed changes and have your say.
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Federal government proposes new crowdfunding regulations
Treasury releases consultation paper on Camps, Sports and Excursions Fund (CSEF) for public companies, part of 2015-16 budget package. Restrictions and exemptions outlined, with comments due by August 31. Further details to be released later in year.
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Online copyright infringement and stolen websites in Australia
This article examines copyright infringement, using the case of Motorcycle Aftermarket Spares Pty Ltd v Tamworth Cycle Tune Pty Ltd [2014] FCA 1433 as a warning to those who reproduce copyrighted material without permission. The Courts take a serious view of such actions.
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How not to terminate for non-payment
A telecommunications carrier was held liable for almost $1.5M in damages for terminating a contract without scrupulously following the contractual process. In Lime Telecom Pty Ltd v Powertel Limited [No 1] [2008] NSWSC 324, the carrier refused to accept payment.
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Fighting general protections claims
This article provides an overview of the general protections claims process and outlines key tips for employers to help them discharge the onus of proof. It covers the importance of preparing evidence and the evidence of the key decision-makers.
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Dundas Lawyers included in Doyle’s as recommended TMT Firm!
Doyle’s Guide has released their 2015 lists of Leading TMT Law Firms and Leading TMT Lawyers in Brisbane, featuring Dundas Lawyers and Legal Practitioner Director Malcolm Burrows. Discover how Dundas Lawyers are providing outstanding customer service in the technology industry.
