All Mallesons Pulse Posts - Page 26 of 212

50 years and counting: China and Australia look to net zero path

16 January 2023

After 50 years of bilateral relations, China and Australia have the chance to collaborate to decarbonise. What business opportunities lie ahead?

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The penultimate instalment in the “admissibility or jurisdiction debate” in Hong Kong: permission to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal granted in C v D

16 January 2023

By Suraj Sajnani, Sian Knight

The Court of Final Appeal has granted leave to appeal in the case of Cv D which deals with the issue of admissibility or jurisdiction

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Locating stolen cryptocurrency: how disclosure orders can help

9 January 2023

By Amanda Lees, Suraj Sajnani, Clémence Bernard

Disclosure order granted against several cryptocurrency exchanges. Key takeaways for cryptocurrency exchanges and investors.

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Empowering people, improving lives with data: Top tips from NSW Minister for Digital Government Victor Dominello

20 December 2022

By Annabel Griffin

Can governments lead a cultural ‘digitisation’ drive across agencies and empower citizens? Watch Victor Dominello in conversation with Annabel Griffin and read our top takeaways on using data to improve lives.

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Court Requires ‘Uber’ Evidence for ‘Uber’ Penalty

15 December 2022

By Ella Seaton

The Federal Court has reduced penalties agreed by ACCC and Uber for Uber’s contraventions of the Australian Consumer Law, from $26M to $21M

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Sharing the load but not the penalty

28 November 2022

By James Keeves

$1 million penalty for NQCranes for market-sharing crane cartel

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Using arbitration to resolve cryptocurrency disputes, NFT disputes, and other digital asset disputes

28 November 2022

By Amanda Lees, Suraj Sajnani

This post explains why arbitration is the preferred method to resolve cryptocurrency disputes, NFT disputes, and other digitial asset disputes.

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ACCC Makes Instant Turf a Law-n-Order Issue

21 November 2022

By Michael Baker

A turf breeder has found itself the subject of ACCC enforcement aimed at 'weeding out' whether it engaged in concerted practices

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Increased penalties are here, while clock ticks on unfair contract terms

10 November 2022

By Gabrielle Jack

Substantial increases to maximum penalties for breach of competition and consumer laws

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Will smart contracts lead to disputes, or avoid them?

31 October 2022

By Peter Bullock

Smart contracts and dispute resolution

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