I refer to my earlier posting in respect of this legislation and note the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) and the Personal Property Securities (Consequential Amendments) Act 2009 (Cth) were passed by the Senate on 26 November 2009. Brisbane Barrister – David Cormack
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ONE-TEL founder Jodee Rich and the company’s former finance director Mark Silbermann have been awarded costs in a landmark win over the corporate regulator. Read more in theNewLawyer and reproduced with permission.
Further to my earlier posting about the practical utility of trade marks and names in protecting domain names, I refer you to this helpful e-booklet reproduced with permission from Edge Legal on trade marks. Brisbane Barrister – David Cormack
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Global Access Ltd v Educationdynamics, LLC & Anor [2009] QSC 373 Global Access Ltd the plaintiff was incorporated and registered in the Isle of Man with no assets. It commenced proceedings following an adjudication by the National Arbitration Forum that the domian name “elearner.com” be transferred from the plaintiff to the first defendant. The [...]
ASIC media release 20/11/2009: Mr McCoy was convicted in May 2009 (refer 09-89AD) on five counts of forging cheques following an ASIC investigation into the collapse of Blueprint Developments (Aust) Pty Ltd. Mr McCoy is now required to serve the remaining period of his sentence and will be due for parole on 18 August 2010. [...]
THE NSW Government will introduce legislation next week to refer its industrial relations powers to Canberra, a move that will see the nation’s lawyers facing an onslaught of work. Read more in theNewLawyer and reproduced with their permission. See also earlier posting in respect of Queensland’s referral of industrial relations powers. Brisbane Barrister [...]
The Federal Government’s legislation on executive pay has passed through both houses of Parliament and is expected to take effect next week. These changes were announced by the Government in March 2009 in response to shareholder backlash against termination benefits paid to senior executives, particularly during the GFC when share prices were falling. The intention [...]