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A landmark probe into NSW’s electric bus procurement highlights both the progress made and the urgent need for stronger due diligence to address modern slavery risks in government supply chains.
This decision highlights a growing gap in Australia’s academic integrity laws, as the Chief Executive Officer of the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency v Chegg, Inc. exposes the limits of existing legislation in addressing AI-driven cheating services.
As AI-generated voices become increasingly commercialised, celebrity licensing deals highlight both the opportunities for control and profit, and the growing legal uncertainty around how individuals can protect their identity and likeness in the absence of such agreements.
Leading national law firm Mills Oakley has boosted its mining and resources expertise.
Mills Oakley has been awarded Restructuring Deal of the Year for its role in the landmark Jervois cross border restructure
Mills Oakley welcomes three market leading partners to the firm
Leading national law firm Mills Oakley has bolstered its national insurance practice.
Mills Oakley is pleased to announce the appointment of three new partners.
Mills Oakley partners and executive leaders have personally donated $50,000 at the annual Partners’ Conference to be provided to the Zahra Foundation.
