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Academic cheating services, “work” and the limits of the TEQSA Act in the age of generative AI: TEQSA v Chegg

April 16, 2026

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.

“Critical to the resolution of the dispute” by early settlement: Victorian Supreme Court case explores parties’ disclosure obligations under section 26 of the CPA

March 27, 2026

The Victorian Supreme Court in Tambanis v OrthoDx Holdings Ltd considered whether “critical documents” under s.26 of the Civil Procedure Act 2010 (Vic) extend beyond issues of liability to include material relevant to relief, and whether documents that facilitate early settlement are critical documents, even if they are not strictly discoverable.

Merger Reform coming to you in January 2026 – the good, the bad and the unknown

April 16, 2024

Be competitive or pay up – the cost of anti-competitive conduct is set to increase

October 20, 2022

In a move designed to ensure that businesses do not regard penalties for non-compliance with competition laws as just a cost of doing business, the Federal Government has announced its plans to increase those penalties up to fivefold, taking them to amongst the highest penalties in the world.

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