Spain implements and expands upon EU competition Directive
8 February 2016
Spain has released its proposal for implementing the EU’s Directive on competition damages in private proceedings
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New consumer protections commence in the land of the long white cloud
20 March 2015
New unfair contract terms regime in New Zealand brings additional protections for consumers
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Licensees beware – are you exclusive?
3 February 2015
The Full Federal Court confirmed last week in BMS v Apotex that where a patent licence reserves some rights to be exercised by the licensor, the licensee will not have standing to sue and claim damages as an “exclusive licensee”.
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Privacy Commissioner awards damages
13 May 2014
In a rare example of the Commissioner making a determination under the Privacy Act, Aerocare Pty Limited has been found liable to compensate an airline passenger for the manner in which they collected and disclosed sensitive health information about the passenger in an airport departure lounge.
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