Law
The graphic design unicorn's acquisition of Leonardo.Ai would be the perfect test case for a mandatory merger-review system — but that's not the regulatory landscape we're in.
The predicted cost benefits from artificial learning are overstated, according to Macquarie analysts, while regulators are also adding notes of caution to the most ambitious plans.
A focus has emerged in the trademark appeal between Robyn Denholm’s Wollemi Capital Group and Tim Bishop’s climate tech VC Wollemi Capital.
Australian AI pioneer Jeremy Howard is dubious of the legal tech industry. Rather than develop more AI technology to licence to law firms, he's set up a new law firm to build AI in from the ground up.
As the bad news keeps piling up for ANZ, investors are watching closely to see if CEO Shayne Elliott can prevent the bank's reputation from collapsing.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers this week released new draft rules for dealmaking. While lawyers say there are some positives, one told us the changes put Australia "at the extreme end of merger control".
A lawsuit against four people allegedly involved in a Telegram-based “pump and dump” campaign targeting ASX stocks shows ASIC's surveillance methods are sophisticated and evolving.
The firm's co-founder and chair details the strategies and philosophies that helped Gilbert + Tobin become one of Australia's top players — and explains why it would be difficult to do the same today.
Litigation funder Omni Bridgeway is trying to move its court battle with Apple over documents linked to a patent dispute.
A new report shows class action activity for 2024 is on track for the lowest number of new cases in more than a decade. But Allens lawyers caution the slump could merely be a blip.
KPMG Australia’s decision to scrap its commercial law practice is the latest move in a shifting market as law firms strive for their own “one-stop-shop” focus.
The appointment of Australia’s first anti-slavery commissioner signals increased regulatory scrutiny and possibly even penalties for businesses.
ANZ's efforts to restore its reputation are at risk after fresh reports of bad behaviour by its bond traders.
Amid fierce competition for top lawyers, the appetite for overseas moves has picked up, giving firms with an international presence an edge in hiring and retaining talent.
Anne Marie-Allgrove says Baker McKenzie is not the only firm finding it hard to retain partners and associates as generational change and cultural shifts sweep through the legal industry, as she eyes growth in 2024.
