A new era for consumer protection: Australia’s unfair trading practices regime explained
A practical guide to Australia’s unfair trading prohibition and the new rules reshaping consumer pricing, subscriptions and digital sales practices.
A practical guide to Australia’s unfair trading prohibition and the new rules reshaping consumer pricing, subscriptions and digital sales practices.
The Federal Court has found that product discounts promoted by supermarket giant Coles, were misleading and in contravention of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).
ACL damages restore the counterfactual position and are not limited to diminution in property value, but when is rectification unreasonable?
The live performance industry says the absence of a national approach is undermining efforts to combat the inflated resale of tickets in Australia.
Using algorithms to tailor prices to consumers is more common than you think, and presents various legal challenges.
The Federal Court considers the elements of misleading or deceptive conduct, and false or misleading representations.
Recent NSW Court of Appeal decision in Scenic Tours v Moore considers the damages awardable under the Australian Consumer Law for breaches of statutory guarantees.
Consumer Data Right is designed to level the playing field and help consumers find the best deal yet consumer awareness of the scheme is low.
Recent cases provide insights in the ACCC’s push for higher consumer law penalties. By MICHAEL MILNES
The first suite of proposals from the Australian Consumer Law Review will soon be enacted. By LAURA BIANCHI.
In Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v JJ Richards & Sons Pty Ltd, the Federal Court applied new laws that protect small businesses from unfair…
Reporting and analysis of the most notable decisions in the Federal Court. By DAN STAR QC.
Hundreds of laws may have to change as the use of driverless vehicles increases in Australia. Liability is just one of the thorny areas to…