AI For In-House Lawyers: A Practical Perspective
27 November 2025
Stacy Ford discusses practical considerations in relation to AI with KWM’s Chief Innovation Officer, Michelle Mahoney.
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The Good Guys make good redress
13 November 2025
We explore consumer remediation as an enforcement outcome sought by the ACCC in ACCC v The Good Guys Discount Warehouses (Australia) Pty Ltd [2025] FCA 1085.
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Creators first? No text and data mining for Australia
30 October 2025
The Albanese Government has commenced consultations on updates to Australia’s copyright laws in light of emerging challenges presented by Artificial Intelligence (AI), while explicitly ruling out introducing a broad Text and Data Mining (TDM) exception.
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Green Light For Cross-Border Discovery Hong Kong’s Top Court Clarifies Path For Obtaining Mainland Evidence.
28 October 2025
In a significant judgment, the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal (CFA) has provided crucial guidance on obtaining evidence from Mainland China for use in Hong Kong litigation.
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Think Before You Pay: Staying Steps Ahead of Social Engineering Fraudsters
27 October 2025
Sharon Ng considers the impact of social engineering fraud in the context of third-party payments and sets out some reminders that can help protect your organisation.
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Changing The Deal: The Role of Consideration in Contractual Variations
1 October 2025
Simon Mee discusses consideration and its role in ensuring effective contractual variations.
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Cartels under construction? Rounding up recent ACCC enforcement actions
23 September 2025
The ACCC's recent enforcement of construction cartels, including 'attempts', highlights a regional regulatory focus.
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Hidden Fares and Hollow Confirmations: ACCC Grounds Webjet
15 September 2025
We explore the Federal Court’s $9 million penalty against Webjet for misleading consumers with hidden fees and false booking confirmations, highlighting the importance of transparent pricing and robust compliance systems.
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2025 QMUL International Arbitration Survey: Lessons for the Asia Pacific
11 September 2025
The School of International Arbitration at Queen Mary University of London (“QMUL”), in partnership with White & Case, recently published the 14th edition of its International Arbitration Survey, titled the ‘The Path Forward: Realities and Opportunities in Arbitration‘ (“2025 Survey”).
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