What the US Federal Trade Commission v Amazon case means for Australia
What the US Federal Trade Commission v Amazon case means for Australia, given it has less market dominance here.
By Cat Woods - 1 min readWhat the US Federal Trade Commission v Amazon case means for Australia, given it has less market dominance here.
By Cat Woods - 1 min readThere are no specific laws in Australia governing cryptocurrencies, but introducing a regulatory framework may not be enough, given many platforms in the cryptocurrency and…
By Cat Woods - 1 min readSam Bankman-Fried was once hailed as the poster boy for cryptocurrency, but the 31-year-old’s conviction in New York for fraud and conspiracy to launder money…
By Cat Woods - 1 min readPeople with disability are becoming increasingly vulnerable as climate change effects worsen. Their inclusion and protection are at risk, and Australia’s First Nations people with…
By Cat Woods - 1 min readA large proportion of prisoners suffer mental health challenges even before they are incarcerated, and prison conditions can make things worse.
By Mark Dapin - 1 min readThere is growing agreement that supporting diversity in ways of thinking can benefit both lawyers and firms.
By Angela Tufvesson - 1 min readHaving experienced racism and discrimination in her own personal and professional lives, Sarah Ibrahim is determined to help ensure other people of colour, particularly women,…
By Jennifer Cowley - 1 min readAnimal law experts and Indigenous leaders say there is a need for legal protections for Australia’s “villainised” dingoes
By Cat Woods - 1 min readAt the Law Council of Australia’s webinar on the Voice, Constitutional experts identified the core issues lawyers should be aware of ahead of the referendum.
By Avril Janks - 1 min readAustralian Parents for Climate Action have taken one of Australia’s biggest energy providers to court over claims of greenwashing.
By Ethan Hamilton - 1 min readThe Family Law Amendment Bill 2023, currently before Parliament, proposes significant changes to shared parenting arrangements in Australia.
By Avril Janks - 1 min readHow will the upcoming Senate Inquiry impact private consultancies that provide services to government agencies, and government agencies’ future use of private consulting services?
By Cat Woods - 1 min readIn the lead up to the referendum, LSJ shares the perspectives of community members, campaigns and researchers on the core themes surrounding the inclusion of…
By Avril Janks - 1 min read