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Inflation, high interest rates, shrinking consumer confidence, a tight labour market and a proactive tax office are likely to cause more and more businesses to suffer financial distress in 2024.
Practical Law now features a new topic that is dedicated to options over land
Learn to navigate Checkpoint and the XYZ products with ease, ensuring you locate information important to you. Master how to take advantage of different features, including quick links, adding notes and highlights and exporting information. More course dates
Learn to navigate Checkpoint and the XYZ products with ease, ensuring you locate information important to you. Master how to take advantage of different features, including quick links, adding notes and highlights and exporting information. More course dates
This toolkit includes resources addressing legal issues in relation to commissioning AI, such as intellectual property (IP), product liability and data protection. It also provides an overview of the Australian regulatory position including Commonwealth, state and territory regulatory...
The preliminary information for earlier volumes of the Commonwealth Law Reports have been added online, completing the backset for these authorised reports. This covers volumes spanning 120 years – the first volume being published in 1905.
Practical Law has significantly expanded its resources on vendor disclosure in conveyancing transactions across Australia.
2024 is set to be another big year for environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues in Australia, with public consultations already underway on the highly anticipated draft legislation proposing to make climate-related financial disclosure mandatory in Australia and the...
Companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) must immediately disclose to ASX Limited any information that a reasonable person could be taken to expect would have a material effect on the price or value of the entity's securities.