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Maximum penalty for boycott conduct – ACCC ‘cements’ importance of compliance

Maximum penalty for boycott conduct – ACCC ‘cements’ importance of compliance

6 September 2022
By James Keeves
Federal Court decision 'cements' importance of compliance with secondary boycott provisions in Part IV of the CCA
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ACCC Constructs Successful Boycott Case

ACCC Constructs Successful Boycott Case

3 March 2022
By James Keeves
The ACCC continues to build on its efforts in the construction industry, with a win against construction company Hutchinson and the CFMMEU
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Construction Law Reform: Security of Payment in Hong Kong – what is it and what can you do to prepare?

Construction Law Reform: Security of Payment in Hong Kong – what is it and what can you do to prepare?

19 October 2021
By Paul Starr
KWM summarises the reforms relating to security of payment in Hong Kong and discusses how you can best prepare for the changes.
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The New Law on Apparent Bias of Arbitrators: Halliburton Company v Chubb Bermuda Insurance Ltd [2020] UKSC 48

The New Law on Apparent Bias of Arbitrators: Halliburton Company v Chubb Bermuda Insurance Ltd [2020] UKSC 48

15 April 2021
By Lucinda McPhee
This article provides insights into the decisions in Halliburton v Chubb on the apparent bias of arbitrators and its practical implications
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Experts in Arbitration: Why A Hired Gun Will Often Come Undone!

Experts in Arbitration: Why A Hired Gun Will Often Come Undone!

25 November 2020
By Paul Starr
When selecting experts in arbitration, an expert’s independence is key and will play into their expertise, preparation and court performance.
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Ten Tips from the Trenches of Construction Arbitration

Ten Tips from the Trenches of Construction Arbitration

30 October 2020
By Paul Starr
Ten tips for construction arbitration: tender and contract preparation; realistic claims assessment; evidence; experts; discovery; legal advice.
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CCCS roars into action with enforcement proceedings against bid rigging agreements

CCCS roars into action with enforcement proceedings against bid rigging agreements

10 June 2020
By Christopher Kew
Competition & Consumer Commission Singapore (CCCS) infringement decision against companies for bid rigging tenders issued by Wildlife Reserves Singapore
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Cementing a new record – Federal Court imposes highest ever $1 million penalty for construction industry secondary boycotts

Cementing a new record – Federal Court imposes highest ever $1 million penalty for construction industry secondary boycotts

8 March 2018
By Will Bartlett
The ACCC’s priority focus on anti-competitive behaviour in the commercial construction sector lays solid foundations for 2018
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The Best Laid Plans: West Australian Supreme Court rules on copyright in building drawings

The Best Laid Plans: West Australian Supreme Court rules on copyright in building drawings

6 March 2018
By James MacLeod
In Milankov Designs & Project Management Pty Ltd v Di Latte [2018] WASC 14, the WA Supreme Court has handed down a cautionary copyright tale to all prospective home builders.
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Hong Kong Competition Commission exposes construction bid rigging

Hong Kong Competition Commission exposes construction bid rigging

15 June 2016
By Charmaine Lam
Hong Kong Competition Commission exposes construction bid rigging
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