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Insights for February 2021

04/02/2021 - Down-N-Out on their luck: Burger appeal underlines difference between trade mark inspiration and misappropriation 04/02/2021 - Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix 10 04/02/2021 - EPBC Review Report released – includes recommendations for more effective enforcement and compliance 04/02/2021 - Expert evidence trumps Estimated Rehabilitation Cost Guideline and Calculator assumptions 04/02/2021 - Fundamental reform recommended for "ineffective and inefficient" EPBC Act 04/02/2021 - Leading by example: the gold standard for procedural fairness in FWC employee dismissal case 04/02/2021 - Major projects & construction 5 Minute Fix 68 04/02/2021 - Management of contractors: Where to draw the line? 04/02/2021 - New year, new rules: International arbitration rules updated to reflect new challenges 04/02/2021 - Reforming Australia's litigation funding and class actions 01: multiple and competing class actions 04/02/2021 - Unfair contract terms 01: Getting ready for a big year of reforms 04/02/2021 - WA Government Caretaker Period commenced on 3 February 2021: the implications for agencies 04/02/2021 - Workplace investigations refresher 01: Where to begin 18/02/2021 - 2021 Update: What you need to know as COVID-19 measures for commercial and residential tenancies are coming to an end 18/02/2021 - Australian domain name rules about to change. Are your trade mark ducks in a row? 18/02/2021 - Build-to-rent: the next step in NSW 18/02/2021 - Major projects & construction 5 Minute Fix 69 18/02/2021 - The Telecommunications Reform Package and the Regional Broadband Scheme: what it could mean for you 18/02/2021 - UK decision on COVID-19 business interruption insurance could suggest success for Australian insureds 22/02/2021 - Significant proposed changes to the Corporations Act for continuous disclosure, AGMs and e-signing 23/02/2021 - Latest Government guidance reaffirms voluntary COVID-19 vaccination policy 24/02/2021 - ASIC's new immunity policy for market misconduct offences benefits individuals