Before Gavancorp, it was generally accepted conveyancing practice that purchasers had no cooling off rights under contracts arising from the exercise of options. This exception was applied to ...

ACCC Chair, Gina Cass-Gottlieb joins Clayton Utz Competition Partners, Kirsten Webb, Michael Corrigan and Mihkel Wilding to ...

Decommissioning, or the removal of infrastructure at the end of a lease term, is a complex aspect of renewable energy ...

The Future Made in Australia policy covers a broad range of initiatives aimed at maximising the economic and industrial ...

Clayton Utz are pleased to welcome specialist energy and infrastructure lawyer Alexander Danne to lead its Energy Practice. Alex will join the firm's partnership from law firm Gilbert+Tobin, where he ...

Successful restructurings ideally combine business operational turnaround, contract workout and balance sheet restructure strategies, larger situations advised by teams of legal, financial, capital ...

Clayton Utz is advising Infosys Limited (NYSE:INFY) on its recently announced up to A$98 million (including the upfront amount and earnouts, but excluding management incentives and retention bonuses) ...

Employers must be aware of the new Payday Super obligations and ensure their payroll administration systems are ready or risk significant penalties. The Government's Payday Super reforms were first ...

The report from an inquiry into Australia's sanctions regime has now been tabled with the Senate. It recommends numerous improvements to strengthen Australia's sanctions laws in light of emerging ...

The recent decision in Waller v Barrett is significant because the Court determined that the Australian common law should now recognise a cause of action for serious invasions of privacy, which could ...

The Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024, which would introduce a new statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy, is now undergoing a round of ...