5 Aug 2022 Digital governance Digital Governance Quarterly Roundup - August 2022 Welcome to the third issue of our quarterly Digital Governance newsletter.
1 Aug 2022 Insurance Permanent stays in historic child abuse cases: evolving caselaw on an exceptional remedy The granting of a permanent stay of proceedings remains an exceptional remedy that will turn on the unique circumstances of a case.
13 Jul 2022 Insurance Corporate and commercial Revised Code of Conduct for allied health practitioners now in force AHPRA's revised Code of Conduct for allied health practitioners came into effect on 29 June 2022.
8 Jul 2022 Digital governance Inadequate cybersecurity contravenes AFSL obligations Inadequate cybersecurity risk management systems and cyber resilience constituted a contravention of Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) obligations under s 912A(1)(a) and (h) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
1 Jul 2022 Digital governance Corporate and commercial Employment and safety Sensitive information and the employment relationship The interplay between the employee records exemption and the decisions in Lee and Knight has been the subject of much difficulty for employment and privacy lawyers.
17 Jun 2022 Employment and safety Corporate and commercial Transport and logistics Employee dismissed for failing to follow driving safety policy Fair Work Commission determines repeated speeding incidents when driving for work valid reason for terminating employment.
29 May 2022 Education Corporate and commercial Employment and safety Could a mass shooting occur in an Australian school? Schools should undertake a security risk assessment and implement reasonably practicable controls to address the risks of large-scale unpredictable violent incidents occurring at school.
4 May 2022 Digital governance Digital Governance Quarterly Roundup - May 2022 Welcome to the second issue of our quarterly Digital Governance newsletter coming to you during Privacy Awareness Week!
1 Apr 2022 Insurance Traumatic brain injury claims - an international overview Whether by sport, by transportation, by work or by simple accident in the home, traumatic brain injury claims are rapidly evolving into more commonplace claims involving insurers around the world.
6 Mar 2022 Insurance Transport and logistics A master's power of detention: Australian law clarified Cruise ship operators, captains and senior officers should be aware of the decision in Royal Caribbean Cruises v Rawlings.