Update Summaries

Australian Intellectual Property Journal update: Vol 33 Pt 4

By journalalerts on September 21, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal includes the following articles: "Determinants of Failure and Success in Australian Domain Name Disputes" by Andrew F Christie; "Legal Reform to Address the Misappropriation of Indigenous Art in the Australian Souvenir Market" by Andriana Georgiou; "A Reckoning of Policy, Property and Proposals: TRIPS Waiver Discourses and the Politics of the Global IP Regime" by Emma Fu and "The TRIPS Waiver for COVID-19 Vaccine Patents: Lessons for the Transfer of Technologies" by Hannah Lawrence. Also in this Part is the following section: Editorial.

Posted In: Australian Intellectual Property Journal (AIPJ) Tagged: .au .au dispute resolution policy amendments to compulsory licensing and government use under TRIPS Andrew F Christie Andriana Georgiou Australian Consumer Law Australian souvenir market Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation climate change Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) COVID-19 vaccine patents David Brennan David J Brennan David Lindsay Dianne Nicol distinctive character of a trademark domain names domain names disputes Emma Fu environmentally sound technologies equitable access to health between countries of the global North and South ESTs European Union failure and success in Australian domain name disputes Hannah Lawrence Indigenous Art intellectual property intellectual property law IP Regime legal reforms to address the misappropriation of Indigenous Art in the Australian souvenir market legislative comparisons with South Africa licensing of ESTs limitations of Western conceived intellectual property laws misappropriation of Indigenous Art Politics of the Global IP Regime requirement of rapid transfer of environmentally sound technologies respondent's bad faith rights or legitimate interests in a domain name scope for re-imagining an international IP order South Africa the United States and Panama trade mark transfer of technologies TRIPS IP waiver pertaining to COVID-19 vaccines TRIPS Waiver TRIPS Waiver Discourses TRIPS Waiver for COVID-19 Vaccine Patents United States when complaint is based on a trademark

Building and Construction Law Journal update: Vol 38 Pt 5

By journalalerts on September 21, 2023

The latest part of the Building and Construction Journal contains editorial by the general editor Michael Christie SC; book review of Extra-Contractual Recoveries for Construction & Engineering Work, by Robert Fenwick Elliott also by Michael Christie, article 'Revising Australia’s Approach to Delivering Major Public Infrastructure: Recommendations for Change' by Andrew Stephenson and Harrison Frith, reports, Rialto Sports Pty Ltd v Cancer Care Associates Pty Ltd by Declan Byrne, CEF v CEH by Raeesa Rawal, Lee v Lin by Christopher Rowden and Samantha Fry, Tesseract International Pty Ltd v Pascale Construction Pty Ltd by John Sharkey.

Posted In: Building and Construction Law Journal (BCL) Tagged: Andrew Stephenson Article book review CEF v CEH Christopher Rowden Declan Byrne Extra-Contractual Recoveries for Construction & Engineering Work by Robert Fenwick Elliott General Editor Harrison Firth John Sharkey Lee v Lin Michael Christie Raeesa Rawal Reports Revising Australia’s Approach to Delivering Major Public Infrastructure: Recommendations for Change Rialto Sports Pty Ltd v Cancer Care Associates Pty Ltd Samantha Fry Tesseract International Pty Ltd v Pascale Construction Pty Ltd

Journal of Civil Litigation and Practice update: Vol 11 Pt 2

By journalalerts on September 15, 2023

The latest Part of the Journal of Civil Litigation and Practice includes the following articles and sections: "EDITORIAL – AUSTRALIA: Evidence of Conversations" – Professor Michael Legg; "EDITORIAL – NEW ZEALAND: Relationship Property 'Minefield'?" – Roderick Joyce QSO KC; "Class Action Wars" – Vicki Waye; "SPEECH: The Civil Liability Act … Has It Served Its Purpose?" – Justice Richard Cavanagh; "CASE NOTE – NEW ZEALAND: Ryan v Health and Disability Commissioner – Vicarious Liability a Tough Pill to Swallow for Medical Practitioners" – Megan Jury; and "BOOK REVIEW: The Australian Class Action: A 30-Year Perspective by Michael Legg and James Metzger (eds)" – Reviewed by Anton Burri.

Posted In: Journal of Civil Litigation and Practice (JCivLP) Tagged: Anton Burri Australian class action landscape book review Civil Liability Act Justice Richard Cavanagh medical practitioners Megan Jury ProfessorÂ Michael Legg relationship property Roderick Joyce QSO KC Ryan v Health and Disability Commissioner Speech The Australian Class Action: A 30-Year Perspective by Michael Legg and James Metzger (eds) the rationale of class actions vicarious liability Vicki Waye

Environmental and Planning Law Journal update: Vol 39 Pt 4

By journalalerts on September 15, 2023

The latest Part of the Environmental and Planning Law Journal includes the following articles: "Fertile Ground for Improvement: Evaluating the Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Cattle Farming in Australia" – Dominic Bilton; "Virtual Courtrooms: Technical and Jurisprudential Challenges and Solutions – Lessons Learned By the Land and Environment Court of New South Wales" – Susan A Dixon; "It’s Not Easy Being Green: Recent Developments in Environmental Regulation in Australia" – Alexandra Nash; "Muddying the Waters: Load-based Licensing and the Use of Economic Instruments for Wastewater Sector Pollution Regulation" – Rhea Rachel; and "Food for Thought: An Assessment of Australian Law and Regulation for Combating Food Waste" – Paul Perovic and Hope Johnson.

Australian Law Journal update: Vol 97 Pt 8

By journalalerts on September 14, 2023

This Part of the Australian Law Journal includes the following articles: "Investigators, Cognitive Bias and Double-Dipping: Misunderstanding Opinion Evidence in Trials and Appeals" by Gary Edmond and "Dead Men Tell No Tales – Permanent Stays in Historical Child Sexual Abuse Litigation and “Dead Man Statutes” – An Unforeseen Outcome?" by James Masur. It also contains the following sections: Current Issues: "Historic Joint Sitting of Heads of Western Australian Courts"; "More on Judicial Bullying: Judicial Commission of Victoria"; "The Coronation Service of King Charles III and Queen Camilla: A Thousand Years in the Making"; Conveyancing and Property: "Resulting Trusts after Bosanac v Federal Commissioner of Taxation"; a Recent Cases section: "Public International Law – Foreign State Immunity – Immunity from Jurisdiction – Proceedings for Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Award" and a Personalia section. There is also a book review on "50 Human Rights Cases That Changed Australia", by Lucy Geddes and Hamish McLachlan.

Posted In: Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ) Tagged: ALJ Angelina A Gomez articles book review Conveyancing and property Current issues Dead Men Tell No Tales – Permanent Stays in Historical Child Sexual Abuse Litigation and “Dead Man Statutes” – An Unforeseen Outcome? Emily Vale Gary Edmond Hamish McLachlan Investigators Cognitive Bias and Double-Dipping: Misunderstanding Opinion Evidence in Trials and Appeals James Masur Justice Kunc Lucy Geddes Personalia Professor Brendan Edgeworth Recent cases Ruth C A Higgins SC

Australian Tax Review update: Vol 52 Pt 2

By journalalerts on August 31, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Tax Review includes the following articles and sections: "EDITORIAL – Tax Administration – Evolution or Revolution?" – General Editors: Dale Pinto and Kerrie Sadiq; "SPEECH – Tax Administration: Evolution or Revolution" – Jeremy Hirschhorn; "Directors’ Liability for Unpaid Company Tax in Australia: Revisiting the Case for Reform" – Richard Krever; and "Is Unpaid Tax the Canary in the Coalmine? An Examination of Stakeholder Benefit from Quicker Action on Tax Debt in Aotearoa New Zealand, Informed By Australia and Ireland" – Lisa Marriott.

Posted In: Australian Tax Review (AT Rev) Tagged: Aotearoa New Zealand debt management options debts owed to the government director's liability Ireland Jeremy Hirschhorn Lisa Marriott New Zealand’s Inland Revenue personal liability personal liability of directors for non-remitted taxes primary company income tax Professor Dale Pinto Professor Kerrie Sadiq Richard Krever tax administration tax debt Unpaid Company Tax Unpaid Tax

Criminal Law Journal update: Vol 47 Pt 1

By journalalerts on August 28, 2023

Criminal Law Journal Volume 47 No. 7 featuring articles from Mirko Bagaric, Brendon Murphy, Olav Nielssen, Peggy Dwyer, Pascale Chifflet, Steven Tudor, Tyrone Kirchengast and the 2021-2022 sentencing review by Lorana Bartels.

Posted In: Criminal Law Journal (Crim LJ) Tagged: automatism Crim LJ Current issues Dr Lorana Bartels Editorial Professor Mirko Bagaric restorative justice Sentencing Review 2021-2022 sexsomnia Statutory Interpretation Crimes Act 1958 (Victoria) Stephen Odgers SC Substance Induced Psychosis Systemic Support for Sex Offence Victims and Survivors VLRC young offenders

Journal of Law and Medicine update: Vol 30 Pt 2

By journalalerts on August 10, 2023

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Posted In: Journal of Law and Medicine (JLM) Tagged: alcohol marketing An Australian Sugary-sweetened Beverage Levy: Why Anthony Gray Arthur Richardson articles Bolam test book review by Chip Le Grand Cameron Stewart Carolyn Johnston Christian Poland Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW) clinical ethics services Coroners’ Inquests and Criminal and Disciplinary Law CRISPR Dean v Pope [2022] NSWCA 260 Dianne Nicol Editorial genetic abnormality Genomic Law Column health law reporter Helen Pham Ian Freckleton AO KC Jane Nielsen John Chesterman Kozarov v Victoria Legal Liability of Clinical Ethics Services in Australia: “Should I Be More Worried Than I Am?” levy or tax on SSBs Lisa Eckstein Lockdown Margaret Otlowski Marilyn Bromberg Meredith Blake Michael Hollands Naomi Foo Olumayowa Adesanya patent filings Paula Oâ€™Brien Perry Peralta personal information Peter Kim privacy law Public Health law column reasonably identifiable Relatives’ Right to Know Genetic Information in Aotearoa New Zealand s 5O Sharing of Genomic Data: Exploring the Privacy Implications of the Changing Status of Genomic Data Sharon L Feldman Shih-Ning Then State and Territory law reform Stephanie Milan Supporting the Involvement of Adults with Cognitive Disabilities in Research: The Need for Reform The Continuing Problem of Expert Evidence in Medical Litigation – A Surgical Perspective with Reference to Daubert The Duty of Care to Protect Employees against the Risk of Psychiatric Harm from Vicarious Trauma: Kozarov v Victoria The Patent Landscape for CRISPR Genome Editing in Australia The Standard of Care Test Revisited: Competing Approaches to Defining Competent Profession Practice in Australia The Statutory Standard of Care in Australia and its Application to Experimental Medical Practice The Treatment of Young Transgender People and the Law vicarious trauma Welcome to Television: Regulating Alcohol Marketing on Television in Australia to Protect the Health of Young People What and How? World Health Organization Yuu Matsuyama

Public Law Review update: Vol 34 Pt 2

By journalalerts on August 9, 2023

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Posted In: Journals Tagged: 2023 referendum Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament Amelia Kendall Aotearoa New Zealand Australian Constitution Claire Charters Daniel Bray Dylan Lino Graeme Orr Harry Hobbs He Whakaaro Here Whakaumu Mo¯ Aotearoa Heidi Norman Introducing the Symposium on the Voice to Parliament Ko wai taˉtou? Reflecting on Constitutional Transformation in Aotearoa New Zealand Laurel Fox Matike Mai Aotearoa Narelle Bedford national Indigenous politics On Representation and the Politics of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice representation representative Voice Sana Nakata Sophie Rigney Special Issue on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice The Aftermath: What if The Voice Referendum Does Not Succeed? The Proposal for the Voice to Parliament: Placing the Referendum Proposal in Context The Voice as a Strategy for Advancing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Rights and Interests on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation The Voice as Politics Voice to Parliament Why a First Nations Voice Will Not Extinguish Indigenous Sovereignty

Workplace Review update: Winter 2023

By journalalerts on August 8, 2023

The latest Part of the Workplace Review includes the following articles and sections: "Fed up with Work, Just Quietly" – David Nikolas Brodsky; "The Use of Lateral Thought in Cross-examination" – Richard Burbidge KC; "Respect@Work: Continuing Developments to Prevent Workplace Sexual Harassment" – Bianca Mendelson; "The Role of the Multi-factorial Test after Jamsek" – Peta Willoughby; "Angry Words: Weston v Coal & Allied Mining Services Pty Ltd" – James Kim; "INTERVIEW: Adrian Morris, Senior Consultant, Ashurst; "BOOK REVIEW: The Boxing Butterfly: A Life of Conviction, by Margaret Cunneen SC" – Reviewed by Malcolm Kerr OAM; and the "THE LAST WORD".

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