The Cyber Security Act became law on 29 November 2024. In part 2 of our 4 part series, we discuss the key considerations for businesses on mandatory ransomware reporting obligations under the Cyber Security Act. It remains to be seen how this new measure will be applied and enforced.
Read MoreWhether you’re launching a startup, entering into a joint venture or simply discussing a new idea with a potential partner, protecting sensitive information is crucial. That’s where a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) comes in - a legal tool designed to safeguard confidential information from being disclosed or misused.
Read MoreWe all love a handshake agreement. But dependable relationships can become a source of constant headaches and nuisance when things turn sour. With the benefit of hindsight, you may wish you were better prepared with a well written contract. Here are 5 basic reasons why you should put your handshake agreements in writing.
Read MoreIn the world of motorsport, success is not just measured in lap times and podium finishes, it is also about what is happening off the track. If you have ever looked closely at a race car, you will know there is one thing that is essential to keeping the wheels turning: sponsorship.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court of Victoria recently delivered a ruling confirming that a cap on rent reviews is not prohibited under section 35 of the Retail Leases Act 2003 (Vic). This overturns a ruling by VCAT, which had determined that caps on rent reviews constituted a second method of review and were therefore void.
Read MoreMost employees are privy to confidential information during the course of their employment. This information can vary greatly, from manufacturing processes to client lists to proprietary formulas or even source code. These trade secrets in Australia are protected through common law, contractual obligations, and equity.
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