Pino Fiorentino, whose registration as a liquidator was cancelled by the Companies Auditors and Liquidators Disciplinary Board will be fighting the decision in the AAT
The Supreme Court has reaffirmed the principle in Re: Withers, that in restrictive covenant cases, defendants are ordinarily entitled to their standard costs
The Federal Court has, for the first time, awarded additional damages for trade marks infringement
The case was brought by the ACCC against the company and its director for allegedly misleading or deceptive conduct in relation to fees charged for damaged vehicles
The Federal Court has found that YELLOW (the word, not the colour) is not inherently adapted to distinguish for the purposes of s 41 of the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth)
In Freilich v Wharton, Justice Bell appeared to close the door on applications to modify covenants. Associate Justice Derham has pushed back slightly in Wong v McConville & Ors
An expert is a person who has experience or expertise in a subject calling for special skill or knowledge
Every state in Australia now has "security of payment" legislation, this is designed to provide for progress payments for those who carry out construction work
