Ocean Bound or Ocean Found? Clorox’s Greenwashing Costs $8.25 Million 28 April 2025 By Rebecca Maher, Paula Mucha, Peta Stevenson Rebecca Maher, Paula McGrath (nee Mucha) and Peta Stevenson discuss the recent penalty awarded against Clorox Australia. Read on
Refunds and Reprimands: ACCC sweeps up misleading claims 11 February 2025 By Brigitte Douvos, Jessica Waters, Peta Stevenson The ACCC conducted a sweep of the returns policies of Australian retail websites - what did it uncover? Read on
Unwrapping the truth: ACCC warns against misleading advertising this holiday season 23 December 2024 By Tamara Hunter, Jessica Waters, Georgia Neaverson Following Black Friday sweep, ACCC warns retailers to avoid misleading advertising or pricing ahead of Boxing Day sales Read on
You Snooze, You Lose! Court agrees prohibiting sleeping at co-working space is not an unfair term 20 December 2024 By Tamara Hunter, Jessica Waters, Stefano Mascaro The NSW Supreme Court has dismissed a plaintiff’s claim alleging that a prohibition on sleeping at a co-working space was an unfair contract term Read on
Final stages of consultation on unfair trading practices proposal 3 December 2024 By Tamara Hunter, Joe Saunders, Taylor Macdonald, Vicky Kuo Tamara Hunter, Joe Saunders, Taylor McDonald and Vicky Kuo explore the government's final stages of consultation on unfair trading practices. Read on
Shelving the unsafe furniture: ACCC announces new toppling furniture information standard 7 June 2024 By Sophie Crowe, Katherine Cheng The ACCC has announced a new mandatory information standard for toppling furniture. Businesses must prepare before the standard is in force from 4 May 2025. Read on
Scammed at First Sight? 13 February 2024 By Zareen Qayyum This Valentine’s Day, the ACCC warns that 'cold-hearted’ criminals on dating apps and social media platforms are stealing hearts – and wallets Read on
Fair Play: Ensure your standard form contracts are ready for game day 30 June 2023 By Laura Kiss Unfair contract term penalties are fast approaching! Over the last few weeks, we have dived into a number of topics related to UCTs. Read on
More Prohibitions, Greater Penalties 29 September 2022 By Gabrielle Jack More prohibitions, greater penalties: Government acts on promises to strengthen unfair contract terms regime and bolster civil penalties. Read on
‘But on’ this new mandatory standard… playing it safe with battery laws 6 July 2022 By Wilson Huang Suppliers of button batteries products must comply with new mandatory information and safety standards which took effect on 22 June 2022 Read on