Federal Court declines to block rescue deed in creditor valuation dispute

Signing allowed to proceed, but the deed's effect is paused pending trial

Clayton Utz’s Rimma Miller shares the value of being cautious as a tax lawyer

The partner also touches on the growing complexity of Australian and international tax regimes

Griffith Hack adopts online trade mark registration platform Applied Marks

Applied Marks managing director Binh Rey will become a general manager within the firm

Anthropic ties $21.6bn Australian investment to copyright certainty, as Canberra weighs AI reform

AI giant wants copyright certainty, even as litigation soars over AI training usage and politician calls proposal a “dirty deal”

NSW Law Soc announces launch of new Indigenous Solicitors Foundation

Organisation aims to help Indigenous law students scale financial barriers

Federal Court denies concert pianist’s adverse action claims against Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

Case arose from statements that Israel had targeted journalists in Gaza

NSW Supreme Court bars Brisbane Airport's $10m guarantee call

Payment-protection laws for builders block recourse to bonds covering stored goods

PROFILES

The partner also touches on the growing complexity of Australian and international tax regimes

The tax controversy star tells us which tax case she considers to be "one to watch"

The former Australia country head shares a vivid memory from what she calls a ‘surreal time’

The firm’s former Australia country head shares why she backed Marshall Bromwich as her successor

INTERNATIONAL

Apple sues OpenAI in California court over alleged trade secret theft

Apple claimed employees were urged to disclose sensitive information while being recruited by OpenAI

Apple sues OpenAI in California court over alleged trade secret theft
UK courts record patchy diversity progress

Women are better represented on the bench, but the percentage of Black judges has barely increased

UK courts record patchy diversity progress
Daily Mail triumphs over Prince Harry in UK High Court

The judge was unconvinced by the Duke of Sussex's argument that his privacy had been invaded

Daily Mail triumphs over Prince Harry in UK High Court
A significant percentage of US law school grads rarely uses AI despite access to tools: NALP survey

Hybrid arrangements have become the norm for Class of 2022 graduates

A significant percentage of US law school grads rarely uses AI despite access to tools: NALP survey
OpenAI faces suit after bipolar user’s brush with death

It is reportedly the first complaint focused on OpenAI’s impact on the disabled community

OpenAI faces suit after bipolar user’s brush with death

FEATURES

Final week of Dealmakers of the Year nominations

Don't forget to submit nominations for exceptional dealmakers in Australia and New Zealand

The leading organisations supporting the legal profession in Australia and NZ for 2023

35 legal service providers were named as the best support partners the profession could have

Don't miss the chance to be a top service provider

Legal vendors across Australia and New Zealand only have until Friday to put themselves forward

What are the best ways to combat employee exhaustion?

Why unlimited time off is a 'giant pain in the neck'