The recent Federal Court decision in ASIC v Bekier provides critical lessons for both directors and officers about their duties under the Corporations Act. The case highlights the importance of ...

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has announced a public consultation about its proposed changes to the Annual Charge Exemption (ACE) scheme compliance program, spurred by TGA reports that ...

The process of gathering evidence (both oral and documentary) in Australia for use in a foreign court proceeding is governed by rules and laws that are specific to the relevant Australian jurisdiction ...

Draft reforms from the Australian Energy Market Commission ( AEMC) would introduce new technical standards requiring large electricity users, including data centres, to remain connected during ...

Clayton Utz has advised the shareholders of Richard Jay, a nationwide laundry equipment and cleaning chemicals business, on the sale of their family-owned business to private equity firm Fortitude ...

This article addresses two central questions: how effective are existing government support programs for renewables financing – CISAs and LTESAs – in achieving their intended purpose, and will the ...

Australia is a safe haven for private capital. With crises and uncertainty across the northern hemisphere, we see the Australian market as being an increasingly central plank of investment strategy.

On 17 December 2025, CSIRO and AEMO released the draft GenCost 2025–26 Report (GenCost), an annual report about projected capital costs for electricity generation and storage. I ...

due diligence: As this is one of the most document-heavy phases of any M&A transaction, AI can assist to triage, classify, and summarise large document sets to accelerate issue spotting and free up ...

Australia's competition and consumer regulator has signalled that maintaining a fair balance of power in commercial negotiations in the agriculture sector remains an enforcement priority for the ...

The 2018 review of Western Australian security of payment laws, which preceded the introduction of the WA SOP Act, indicates that section 16 does not legislate a general standard of reasonableness.

For the first time in several years, two contested applications for preliminary injunctions (PIs) have been granted by the Federal Court in Australian pharmaceutical patent cases.