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The following Subtitles are now updated and available on Westlaw: Bankruptcy 3.2 “Bankruptcy Administration”; Business Organisations 4.2 “Company Management”; Civil Procedure 5.2 “Pleadings and Amendment”; Communications 6.9 “Internet Law”; Revenue Law 31.1 “Employment Remuneration...

A new AU Training & Support portal is set to launch on Monday, 15 September, bringing a fresh look and feel aligned with the global Thomson Reuters brand.

Thomson Reuters’ esteemed service Property Law & Practice Queensland has recently been comprehensively updated to include commentary on the new Property Law Act 2023 (Qld), that replaces the Property Law Act 1974. Authors Bill Duncan, Anne Wallace and Sharon Christensen, all...

With the retirement of former author Sydney Jacobs, we’re thrilled to welcome Barrister Vikram Misra.

The latest Patent Law in Australia online service release covers discussions of the following cases: Sun Pharma ANZ Pty Ltd v Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co Ltd [2025] FCA 44 and Cipla Australia Pty Ltd v Novo Nordisk A/S [2024] FCA 1414. There is also updated commentary and annotations to...

Outgoing Patent Law in Australia author Colin Bodkin hands reins over to the Head of Allens Patent & Trade Mark Attorneys Linda Govenlock.

In the upcoming online release of the Queensland Sentencing Manual, author Matt Jackson, Barrister and Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council Member, discusses the recent cases R v Lloyd [2025] QCA 47, R v PZW [2025] QSC 39 and R v CDO [2025] QCA 56.

This insightful article, "Vanderstock v Victoria: Free Trade and Federalism" by Felicity Nagorcka and Sarah Spottiswood, is a must-read for anyone interested in Australian constitutional law. Its in-depth analysis of the High Court's decision in Vanderstock v Victoria meticulously...

Three newly reported decisions from the Court of Criminal Appeal for New South Wales, the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the Victorian Court of Appeal, including the interpretation of enterprise agreements

Three newly reported decisions from the Industrial Relations Commission of NSW and the Supreme Court of New South Wales, including the interpretation of enterprise agreements

Three newly reported decisions from the Supreme Court of the ACT, including the interpretation of enterprise agreements