Bernise Carolino

Bernise Carolino

Bernise Carolino is a news writer covering the Canadian legal scene. She writes for Canadian Lawyer and Law Times. She is a graduate of the University of the Philippines College of Law.

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ASIC updates guidance on virtual meetings for companies

ASIC updates guidance on virtual meetings for companies

The commission explained amendments allowing hybrid and virtual-only meetings on its website

NSW extends strict bail test for young people charged with repeat car theft, break and enter

NSW extends strict bail test for young people charged with repeat car theft, break and enter

"We can see this law is working and that’s why we’ve extended it", attorney general says

South Australian reforms to remove verdict term 'not guilty due to mental incompetence'

South Australian reforms to remove verdict term 'not guilty due to mental incompetence'

A finding of "conduct proved, but not criminally responsible" due to mental incompetence replaces it

HopgoodGanim brings in Andrew Hynd to lead IPTC group

HopgoodGanim brings in Andrew Hynd to lead IPTC group

Hynd joins the Brisbane office alongside new senior associate Jean Lukin

JWS, Baker McKenzie confirm roles in Protecht's $445m sale to PSG Equity

JWS, Baker McKenzie confirm roles in Protecht's $445m sale to PSG Equity

James Rozsa, Sydney-based corporate partner, leads Johnson Winter Slattery's deal team

Clifford Chance assists with $377m sale of Contract Resources to Cleanaway

Clifford Chance assists with $377m sale of Contract Resources to Cleanaway

The deal is subject to ACCC approval

Company breached Fair Work Act by denying union official’s entry into premises: Federal Court

Company breached Fair Work Act by denying union official’s entry into premises: Federal Court

Cases arises from construction of electrical transmission line between power grids of three states

Disability and age discrimination commissioners call out NSW and WA for not aligning with standards

Disability and age discrimination commissioners call out NSW and WA for not aligning with standards

National Construction Code's minimum national accessibility standards cover doorways and corridors

Government tables report on justice responses to sexual violence

Government tables report on justice responses to sexual violence

Investment of $21.4m to address barriers to access to justice for victims and survivors

High Court grants appeal of ruling setting aside non‑custodial supervision order

High Court grants appeal of ruling setting aside non‑custodial supervision order

The NT Court of Criminal Appeal confirmed the prior custodial supervision order