Journals Talk

The latest Part of the Journal of Civil Litigation and Practice (JCivLP) includes the following articles and sections: "EDITORIAL – AUSTRALIA: Costs Protection Adopted for Applicants in Australian Discrimination Litigation" – Professor Michael Legg; "EDITORIAL – NEW ZEALAND: A Sign of the Times?" – Roderick Joyce QSO KC; "Freezing Orders, Proprietary Injunctions and Crypto Assets: A Discussion of Common Issues in the Australian Context" – Lachlan Goddard; "Distortions of Legal and Other Relationships: Has the Internet Changed Our Perceptions of Reality and Each Other?" – The Hon Steven Rares KC; "CASE NOTE – Security for Costs in the Probate Jurisdiction" – Xavier P Walsh and Amir Chowdhury; "CASE NOTE – Pure Economic Loss: In an Action for the Tort of Negligence, When Does a Duty of Care Arise?: Mallonland Pty Ltd v Advanta Seeds Pty Ltd" – Jeremy Harrison; "CASE NOTE – Bruce Lehrmann Went Back for His Hat and Lost His Shirt: Costs in Australian Litigation" – Michael Legg and Felicity Bell; and "CASE NOTE – Rasier Operations BV v E Tu¯ Inc [2024] NZCA 403" – William Fotherby and Michael Kilkelly.

Posted In: Journal of Civil Litigation and Practice (JCivLP) Tagged: alternative facts Amir Chowdhury artificial intelligence (AI) Bruce Lehrmann civil procedure literature costs in litigation Costs Protection Cryptoassets digital technology Distortions of Legal and Other Relationships duty of care fake news Felicity Bell freezing orders index internet Jeremy Harrison Lachlan Goddard Lord Blackburn Mallonland Pty Ltd v Advanta Seeds Pty Ltd Michael Kilkelly non-fungible tokens. perceptions of reality probate jurisdiction ProfessorÂ Michael Legg Proprietary Injunctions Rasier Operations BV v E Tu¯ Inc [2024] NZCA 403 Roderick Joyce QSO KC security for costs The Hon Steven Rares KC tort of negligence William Fotherby Xavier P Walsh

Australian Law Journal update: Vol 98 Pt 12

By journalalerts on January 20, 2025

This Part of the Australian Law Journal includes the following articles: "The State of the Australian Judicature in 2024" by Stephen Gageler CJ, "The Administrative Review Tribunal: A Big Step in Tribunal Justice, 50 Years in the Making" by Matthew Groves, and "Judicial Education and Judicial Learning Styles: Are Judges Different to Other Learners?" by Andrew Henderson. Sections include Current Issues with the subheading, "The State of the Judicature". Other sections include The Legal Observer; "The High Court and the Media", Admiralty and Maritime: "Admiralty and Maritime or Navigation and Shipping? Constitution ss 76(III) and 98", Equity and Trusts; "Knowing Receipt and 'Equitable Proprietary Rights': Byers v Saudi National Bank", and a book review of "The Immigration of Irish Lawyers to Australia in the Nineteenth Century", edited by Dr John Kennedy McLaughlin AM.

Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: Admiralty and Maritime Andrew Henderson book review Damien J Cremean Dr Matthew Groves equity and trusts Judicial Education and Judicial Learning Styles: Are Judges Different to Other Learners? Justice Kunc Justice Mark Leeming Michael Pelly The Administrative Review Tribunal: A Big Step in Tribunal Justice 50 Years in the Making The Hon Justice Stephen Gageler AC The Legal Observer The State of the Australian Judicature in 2024

Australian Journal of Administrative Law update: Vol 31 Pt 3

By journalalerts on January 15, 2025

The latest Part of the Australian Journal of Administrative Law (AJ Admin L) includes the following articles and sections: "EDITORIAL: The Administrative Review Tribunal (ART)" – Professor Matthew Groves; "CASENOTE: What Is the Most Suitable Appeal Mode for Family Violence Cases in Victoria?" – Jacob McCahon; "Address to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal on the Occasion of Its Final Sitting" – Tom Brennan SC; "The Application of Administrative Decision-making Principles to Defence Procurement" – Daniel Mendoza-Jones; "Reforming the Commonwealth’s Model Litigant Obligations: Addressing Challenges and Enhancing Ethical Litigation" – Dr Jason Donnelly; "BOOK REVIEW: 'AI and the Rule of Law: The Necessary Evolution of a Concept' by Paul Burgess" – Reviewed by Maria O’Sullivan.

Australian Business Law Review update: Vol 52 Pt 5

By journalalerts on January 10, 2025

The latest Part of the Australian Business Law Review (ABLR) includes the following articles and sections: "EDITORIAL" – General Editor: Michael Terceiro; "How is ASIC Enforcing the New Financial Product Design and Distribution Obligations?" – Lloyd Freeburn and Ian Ramsay; "Contractor Entitlements to Superannuation: Time for Reform?" – Rami Hanegbi; "Ecosystem Theories of Harm: Assessing Australian Merger Review Amidst the Competition Issues of Digital Platforms" – Claudio Trovato; and "BOOK REVIEW – 'Regulating Gig Work Decent Labour Standards in a World of On-Demand Work' By Joellen Riley Munton and Michael Rawling" – Reviewed by Dr Victoria Lambropoulos.

Posted In: Australian Business Law Review (ABLR) Tagged: Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) book review Claudio Trovato competition law Contractor Entitlements to Superannuation digital platforms Dr Victoria Lambropoulos Financial product design and distribution obligations Joellen Riley Munton Lloyd Freeburn Merger Review Michael Rawling Michael Terceiro Professor Ian Ramsay Rami Hanegbi Regulating Gig Work Decent Labour Standards in a World of On-Demand Work superannuation contributions

Journal of Judicial Administration update: Vol 33 Pt 3

By journalalerts on January 10, 2025

The latest Part of the Journal of Judicial Administration (JJA) includes the following articles: "Engaging Australian Family Law Judicial Officers as Research Participants: Reflections and Learnings" – Georgina Dimopoulos; "Space Mining: Why We Need a New Treaty and What Might It Look Like" – Andrew J Cannon AM FAAL; and "A Model Mental Health Court in the State of Queensland" – Joseph Briggs and Russ Scott.

Posted In: Journal of Judicial Administration (JJA) Tagged: children’s rights commercial space mining criminal justice system Dr Andrew Cannon AM FAAL Engaging Australian Family Law Judicial Officers as Research Participants Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) Georgina Dimopoulos Greg J Reinhardt AM Joseph Briggs mental health courts Queensland Mental Health Tribunal Russ Scott Space Mining United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989

Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal (ADRJ)

Australian Business Law Review (ABLR)

Australian Intellectual Property Journal (AIPJ)

Australian Journal of Administrative Law (AJ Admin L)

Australian Tax Review (AT Rev)

Building and Construction Law Journal (BCL)

Company and Securities Law Journal (C&SLJ)

Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ)

Environmental and Planning Law Journal (EPLJ)

Family Law Review (Fam L Rev)