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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Australia
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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To Waive or Not to Waive: That is the (ACCC Notification) Question
9 September 2025
Catherine Ku, Sue Ven Lee and Caroline Coops explore Treasury's proposed waiver notification form.
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Cutting the Red Tape, Not the Corners: The ACCC’s Fresh Take on Smarter Regulation
8 September 2025
We explore the ACCC's approach to right-sizing regulation
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From trespass to trust: the Full Court expands equitable remedies for wrongfully obtained copyright works
3 September 2025
The Full Court has broken new ground in The Game Meats Company of Australia Pty Ltd v Farm Transparency International Ltd [2025] FCAFC 104, imposing a constructive trust over copyright in footage obtained by trespass.
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Scam-nesia? Not During This Scam Awareness Week!
26 August 2025
Tamara Hunter and Gauri Prabhakar delve into the importance of Scam Awareness Week. We also recap the Scams Prevention Framework.
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Flying High or Grounded by Loyalty? The State of Domestic Airline Competition in Australia
20 August 2025
We explore to latest ACCC quarterly report on domestic airline competition
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It’s alive — and growing! Updates from the TGA’s 2025 AI review
5 August 2025
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence and the expansion of the use of software in the delivery of healthcare is transforming the medtech landscape, offering unprecedented opportunities for innovation in patient care.
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Locking in on fixed term contracts
30 July 2025
A fixed term contract (or FTC) is an employment contract that specifies an end date and doesn’t require a termination process.
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Expert evidence blows up detonator patent litigation
25 July 2025
In a long, but intricately reasoned first instance judgment, Australia’s Federal Court has ruled on the validity and infringement of patents relating to wireless detonators.
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