Update Summaries

Insolvency Law Journal update: Vol 31 Pt 3

By journalalerts on December 15, 2023

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Posted In: Insolvency Law Journal (Insolv LJ) Tagged: circulating asset company restructure Dr David Morrison external administration Insolvency insolvent trading leased property lessors Liam Shiel-Dick Michael D Wells Noel McCoy Professor Lynne Taylor

Australian Intellectual Property Journal update: Vol 34 Pt 2

By journalalerts on December 7, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal includes the following articles: "Out of Sight Out of Mind: Rights for Non-featured Performers in the Australian Recording Industry" by Rod Davies and "Impact of Patents on the Practice of Synthetic Biology in Australia: A Qualitative Study" by Alison McLennan and Sarah Maslen. Also in this Part is the following section: Editorial.

Posted In: Australian Intellectual Property Journal (AIPJ) Tagged: "academic use" "academic use" and IP in synthetic biology AIPJ Alison McLennan Australian Intellectual Property Journal Australian music industry Australian music industry and rights of non-featured performers Australian recording industry biochemical engineering David Brennan David J Brennan David Lindsay Dianne Nicol digital information technology equitable remuneration for non-featured performers genomics impact of patents on the practice of synthetic biology implications of IP law for innovation and development of synthetic biology intellectual property intellectual property law interviews with synthetic biologists IP impediments to innovation in synthetic biology Journals Talk JT molecular biology music industry non-featured performers non-featured performs rights ongoing royalties for non-featured performers patent law patent thickets patents performers rights potential IP issues in synthetic biology recommendation to make remuneration more equitable for non-featured performers Rod Davies royalties for non-featured performers in the Australian music industry Sarah Maslen scientists "work around" IP issues synthetic biology synthetic biology and climate change synthetic biology and infectious diseases synthetic biology and intellectual property synthetic biology and intellectual property law synthetic biology and IP synthetic biology and IP law synthetic biology in Australia

Environmental and Planning Law Journal update: Vol 39 Pt 5

By journalalerts on December 5, 2023

The latest Part of the Environmental and Planning Law Journal (EPLJ) includes the following articles: "Indigenous People and Carbon Rights: Review of Australian and New Zealand Carbon Markets" – Pip Abbott; "NSW Flood Planning: How Much Risk Can We Tolerate?" – Samantha Murphy; "'Getting on with the Job': Legislative Reforms for Western Australia to Meet International Climate Change Commitments" – Kaylee Prince; "Adapting Conservation Covenants to Indigenous-owned Land" – Sarah Brugler and Benjamin J Richardson; and "The Law Fails to Reflect and Support the Dingo’s Cultural Significance" – Rebecca Hoare and Juliette King.

Posted In: Environmental and Planning Law Journal (EPLJ) Tagged: 2022 NSW Flood Inquiry Adapting Conservation Covenants to Indigenous-owned Land application of conservation covenants to land held by First Nations Australia’s commitment to reducing Greenhouse Gas emissions (GHGe) Benjamin J Richardson Carbon Markets Dingo’s Cultural Significance Dr Gerry Bates emissions trading schemes in Australia and New Zealand First Nations First Nations landowners Greenhouse Gas emissions (GHGe) how government decision-makers assess the level of flood risk how insurers assess risk under a home insurance policy Indigenous People and Carbon Rights international law in respect of Indigenous people and environmental management Juliette King Kaylee Prince legal framework for the conservation and management of dingoes legal interests in carbon Legislative Reforms for Western Australia to Meet International Climate Change Commitments New South Wales (NSW) planning laws NSW Flood Planning Paris Agreement Pip Abbott Rebecca Hoare role of conservation covenants Samantha Murphy Sarah Brugler Western Australia

Australian Law Journal update: Vol 97 Pt 11

By journalalerts on November 30, 2023

This Part of the Australian Law Journal includes the following articles: "Burying Certiorari for Error of Law on the Face of the Record" by Declan Noble and Kate Thomas; and "The Turbulent Effects of COVID-19 Policy on Australian Federalism and National Uniform Legislation" by Guzyal Hill and John Garrick, It also contains the following sections: Current Issues: "The Voice to Parliament Referendum"; "ACT Board of Inquiry"; "A Lawyer Gives Opinions Not Risk Assessments" ; "A Judge Held Liable for False Imprisonment"; "Indigenous Australians and the Law"; "New Family Law Section Editor"; "Links with London Redux"; and "Links with London"; Conveyancing and Property: "Compensation for Loss under the Torrens System: Ausbao (286 Sussex Street) Pty Ltd v Registrar General of New South Wales"; Family Law: "Evidence and Unacceptable Risk"; From the Law Schools: "Australasian Law Academics Conference 2023"; and Personalia".

Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: ALJ Brendan Edgeworth Burying Certiorari for Error of Law on the Face of the Record David Barker Declan Noble Emily Vale Guzyal Hill John Garrick Justice Grant Riethmuller Justice Kunc Kate Thomas Robert Angyal The Turbulent Effects of COVID-19 Policy on Australian Federalism and National Uniform Legislation

Australian Business Law Review update: Vol 51 Pt 5

By journalalerts on November 30, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Business Law Review (ABLR) includes the following articles: "Australian Cartel Law: Recent Developments – Second Set of Two Sets" – Brent Fisse; "Cybersecurity, Data Governance and Directors Fiduciary Duty: An Expanding Obligation" – Robert Walters; "Small Business and Legal Needs: Effective Support for Access to Justice" – Maree Sainsbury; and "Fair Enough? Use of Exclusions and Limits of Liability in the Australian Logistics Industry" – Gillian Bristow and Mia Williams.

Posted In: Australian Business Law Review (ABLR) Tagged: Australian cartel law Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Australian Consumer Law Australian Logistics Industry Australian Securities and Investments Commission v RI Advice Group Pty Ltd BlueScope Steel case Brent Fisse Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) cybersecurity data governance digital economy Directors Fiduciary Duty exclusion and limitation of liability clauses in standard form contracts Gillian Bristow individual and corporate liability for cartel conduct Maree Sainsbury Mia Williams Michael Terceiro Robert Walters small business Small Business and Legal Needs Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (UK) United States Department of Justice

Company and Securities Law Journal update: Vol 40 Pt 2

By journalalerts on November 29, 2023

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Posted In: Company and Securities Law Journal (C&SLJ) Tagged: ASIC ASX Corporate Governance Principles and Recommendations Caroline Chong Charlie Guerit Clinton Free Company Insolvency consumer protection laws corporate governance corporate social responsibility directors' duties financial products George Calman Juliette Overland nominee directors Paul Redmond Treasury Laws Amendment (Combating Illegal Phoenixing) Act 2020 (Cth) Treasury Laws Amendment (Design and Distribution Obligations and Product Intervention Powers) Act 2019 (Cth)

Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice update: Vol 33 Pt 4

By journalalerts on November 27, 2023

The latest Part of the Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice (JBFLP) includes the following articles and sections: "The Origins and Expansion of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s Powers to Issue Infringement Notices" – Ian Ramsay and Miranda Webster; "Both Sides of the Coin: Developing a Multi-stage Rights Model to Classify Cryptoassets under the Corporations Act" – Thomas Humphrey and Niloufer Selvadurai; "SPEECH – Piercing the Corporate Veil: Recent International Developments" – James Allsop; "SECURITIES AND MORTGAGES – Australian Law Diverges from the Privy Council’s Position regarding the Priorities of Successive Trustees Where Trust Assets Are Insufficient to Satisfy All Trust Liabilities" – Angela Flannery and Nicola Murphy; "NEW ZEALAND – Equitable Liens and Priority" – Steve Flynn; Table of Authors; Table of Cases; and Index.

Posted In: Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice (JBFLP) Tagged: Angela Flannery Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s Powers to Issue Infringement Notices Chief Justice James Allsop AO classification of crypto-assets for regulatory purposes Cryptoassets equitable liens Initial Coin Offering Miranda Webster Nicola Murphy piercing the corporate veil Professor Ian Ramsay Professor Niloufer Selvadurai Steve Flynn Thomas Humphrey Trust Assets

Australian Business Law Review update: Vol 51 Pt 4

By journalalerts on November 17, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Business Law Review (ABLR) includes the following articles: "A World-Leading Sanitation System for Our Digital Economy: The Consumer Data Right" – Natalia Jevglevskaja and Ross Buckley; "Investor-state Arbitration Implicating Breaches by a State-owned Enterprise of an Investment Contract" – Seunghun Lee; "Private Litigation Following Criminal Cartel Prosecutions – In Need of Assistance?" – Michael Gvozdenovic; "Prepayments for Goods or Services and the Australian Consumer Law" – Philip H Clarke; and "INDUSTRIAL AND WORKPLACE RELATIONS LAW – Balancing Corporate and Third-party Contractor Interests: An Analysis of Common Law and Statutory Law Assumptions" – Arieh Herszberg.

Australian Intellectual Property Journal update: Vol 34 Pt 1

By journalalerts on November 16, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal includes the following articles: "Art and Authorship: From Warhol to the Creativity Machine" by Shira Perlmutter and "A Study of the Ubiquitous Concept of Use as a Trade Mark in Australian Trade Marks Law - Determining When a Use Is as a Trade Mark and Who Is a User" by Janice Luck. Also in this Part is the following section: Editorial.

Posted In: Australian Intellectual Property Journal (AIPJ) Tagged: AI AI and authorship AI and Copyright AI and copyright law protection AI and copyright legal implications AI and music AI and visual art Andy Warhol Andy Warhol and fair use doctrine application of fair use doctrine to the licensing of Andy Warhol's silkscreen prints Art and Authorship artificial intelligence concept of use of a sign as a trade mark copyright copyright disputes copyright disputes in the United States copyright disputes in the US creativity machine David Brennan David J Brennan David Lindsay determining when a use is as a trade mark determining who is a user determining who is using the sign as a trade mark Dianne Nicol Director of the US Copyright Office fair use doctrine intellectual property and art Is AI capable of producing works of art? Janice Luck Lynn Goldsmith Lynn Goldsmith and Andy Warhol Lynn Goldsmith and Prince Lynn Goldsmith's photograph of musician Prince Prince principles to determine whether use of a sign is as a trade mark Register of Copyright registered trade mark rights granted to owner of a registered trade mark Shira Perlmutter Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) United States Use as a trade mark use as a trade mark in Australian trade marks law use that must be made of a registered trade mark to maintain its valid registration use to maintain trade mark registration Warhol

Local Government Law Journal update: Vol 24 Pt 4

By journalalerts on November 1, 2023

This Part of the Local Government Law Journal includes the following content: "Uses of Land for Public Purposes: The Representation of the Land as Fundamental to Thinking About a Use’s Lawfulness" – Dr Chris Boge; "Indoor Air Quality: Is It Regulated Sufficiently? – Peter Lochore ; and "Clause 5.10(10) Conservation Incentives: More than a Disingenuous Land Grab" – Willem van Wyk and Alin Almasan; " Local Government Planning and Law Guide Cases by Stephanie Booker, Lawrie Groom, Madelaine Cannell-Lunn and Josh Walsh; a Digest of Cases and the Index to the Volume.

Posted In: Journals Tagged: Alin Almasan Chris Boge Clause 5.10(10) Conservation Incentives: More than a Disingenuous Land Grab digest of cases Indoor Air Quality: Is It Regulated Sufficiently? Josh Walsh Lawrie Groom local government Madelaine Cannell-Lunn Magistrate Scott Nash Peter Lochore Stephanie Booker Uses of Land for Public Purposes: The Representation of the Land as Fundamental to Thinking About a Use’s Lawfulness Willem van Wyk

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