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Unlocking the Power of Civilian Search Orders in Australia: A Comparison with U.S. Law
  • Criminal, News

Unlocking the Power of Civilian Search Orders in Australia: A Comparison with U.S. Law

Imagine you’re embroiled in a high-stakes legal battle.You suspect crucial evidence lies hidden in your opponent’s office, evidence that could make or break your case.

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The privilege of being a large organisation: Optus Singtel Pty Ltd v Robertson and legal professional privilege
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The privilege of being a large organisation: Optus Singtel Pty Ltd v Robertson and legal professional privilege

Last month, the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia released a decision relating to legal professional privilege and a commissioned report relating to

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Think you’re safe using that image you downloaded?
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Think you’re safe using that image you downloaded?

Did you know that even when you download an image from an online site, you might still be at risk of copyright infringement? In the

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Unwritten agreements: I can’t see you but you can see me
  • Business, News

Unwritten agreements: I can’t see you but you can see me

Unwrittenagreements: I can’t see you but you can see me You run a business that supplies on an informal basis to a distributor. Over months

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Why reusing contracts is a bad idea. The Legal Risks of Reusing Contracts
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Why reusing contracts is a bad idea. The Legal Risks of Reusing Contracts

Contracts are the backbone of business transactions and legal relationships. They provide parties with clarity, security, and enforceability for their obligations and rights. In the

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A Must Use is a Must Do: How a lack of Intention to Use contributed to the Refusal of Trade Mark Reg
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A Must Use is a Must Do: How a lack of Intention to Use contributed to the Refusal of Trade Mark Reg

Trade marks are enforceable rights that, once registered, allows the owner to protect goods and/or services being sold under that trade mark (or a deceptively

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Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift, trade marks and celebrity: you belong with me (and only me)
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Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift, trade marks and celebrity: you belong with me (and only me)

American footballer Travis Kelce was already famous as a championship-winning athlete, but that was nothing compared to the fame that awaited him as Taylor Swift’s

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CONTRACTS: They’re not needed…. until they absolutely are
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CONTRACTS: They’re not needed…. until they absolutely are

Contracts are the Superheroes of Disputes and the Wallflowers of Harmony Imagine attending a lavish party where everyone is in high spirits, dancing, laughing, and

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How do I Protect my Confidential Information in Litigation?
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How do I Protect my Confidential Information in Litigation?

You run a business and you want to run a case against a competitor. The trouble is, you have internal documents relevant to the trial

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EAGLEGATE Launches CyberSeparate
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EAGLEGATE Launches CyberSeparate

Cybersecurity and Digital Integrity During Separation and Family Court Proceedings EAGLEGATE is proud to announce the launch of its innovative new service, CyberSeparate, designed to

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  • Unlocking the Power of Civilian Search Orders in Australia: A Comparison with U.S. Law
  • The privilege of being a large organisation: Optus Singtel Pty Ltd v Robertson and legal professional privilege
  • Think you’re safe using that image you downloaded?
  • Unwritten agreements: I can’t see you but you can see me
  • Why reusing contracts is a bad idea. The Legal Risks of Reusing Contracts