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DISPUTE RESOLUTION INSIGHT
14 Nov 2022 Global Trends in ESG Disputes
This article was first published in ICLG - Class and Group Actions. ESG Disputes: What Are They?At some point in the last five years, three letters took over…
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arbitration update
08 Dec 2021 Enforcement of arbitral awards - the Australian approach
Martin J agreed with Chevron His Honour made reference to s 5 of the Commercial Arbitration Act 2012 (WA) (CAA), which seeks to minimise curial intervention…
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Towards Net-Zero
16 Jun 2021 Low Carbon Pulse - Edition 19
Edition 19 of Low Carbon Pulse covers significant current news on progress towards net-zero emissions globally from Monday May 31, 2021 to Sunday June 13,…
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Fwd: Thinking
11 Dec 2020 What's there to look forward to in the workplace in 2021?
Contributors: Karen Mitra, Senior Associate; Hannah Martin, Senior Associate; Jillian Lorenzo, Lawyer; Lauren Satill, Graduate; and Katharine Foster, Trainee…
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infraread
22 Jun 2020 Shipping Emissions: on a collision course with the EU's Emissions Trading System?
"We'll never get anywhere if you want to convince the last climate change denier." This is the damning indictment by EU MEP Jutta Paulus, who was commenting…
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IP @ Ashurst
30 Mar 2020 Real issues in failing to capture a licence in writing: the risks in relying on an informal licence for real estate photography
Authors: Hannah Rumble, Lawyer and Lisa Ritson, Partner
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IP @ Ashurst
04 Dec 2019 Itsy bitsy teenie weenie non-infringing Triangl bikini: Federal Court finds that swimwear style name is not "use as a trade mark"
Authors: Hannah Rumble, Lawyer; Lisa Ritson, Partner
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IP @ Ashurst
28 Jun 2018 Fairy finishes off competitor's injunction against comparative advertising
Authors: Hannah Rumble, Lawyer; and Lisa Ritson, Partner
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ip @ ashurst
21 Jun 2017 Federal Court not sheepish about finding for cross-claimant in copycat cosmetics case
Authors: Paul Dimitriadis, Senior Associate; Hannah Rumble, Lawyer; and Lisa Ritson, Partner
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World @ Work - May 2017 Edition
15 May 2017 Discrimination in service provision: How far is too far?
Contributors: George Cooper, Partner; Nataline Fleury, Partner; Jon Lovell, Partner; Andreas Mauroschat, Partner; Diana Rodrigues Redondo, Partner; Julie…
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World @ Work - May 2017 Edition
15 May 2017 Workplace diversity and indirect discrimination
Contributors: George Cooper, Partner; Nataline Fleury, Partner; Jon Lovell, Partner; Andreas Mauroschat, Partner; Diana Rodrigues Redondo, Partner; Julie…
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World @ Work - May 2017 Edition
15 May 2017 Managing a diverse workforce: Freedom to express religious beliefs?
Contributors: George Cooper, Partner; Nataline Fleury, Partner; Jon Lovell, Partner; Andreas Mauroschat, Partner; Diana Rodrigues Redondo, Partner; Julie…
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World @ Work - May 2017 Edition
15 May 2017 How far is too far? Global requirements for diversity and discrimination
Contributors: George Cooper, Partner; Nataline Fleury, Partner; Jon Lovell, Partner; Andreas Mauroschat, Partner; Diana Rodrigues Redondo, Partner; Julie…
