The Financial Times of London today reports the results of its "Global Parking Rate Survey" of Central Business Districts around the world. You can read more on page 10 of the "House and Home" Section of today's Financial Times (including
Sydney
- Oceania
- Australia
- New South Wales
- Sydney
Photographs and Privacy
David Rolph, University of Sydney Faculty of Law, is publishing Looking Again at Photographs and Privacy: Theoretical Perspectives on Law’s Treatment of Photographs as Invasions of Privacy in Law, Culture, and Visual Studies (A. Wagner and R. Sherwin eds.; Ashgate
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Lane on Federal/State Impacts on Property Rights in Australia
Patricia Lane (Sydney) has posted An Unholy Alliance – Combined Federal/State Impacts on Property Rights in Australia. The abstract:The Australian Constitution contains a guarantee that Federal laws for acquisition of property must provide for compensation on ‘just terms’. The…
Finding Success in a Global Paradox (Keynote ALPMA Sydney 22 Oct 2010 — Password Protected — registered participants only)
By Gerry Riskin
Download by clicking on image or HERE Registered participants were provided with Password in session.
Implanon Litigation Continues
I was interested to see the recent NSW decision in Hollier v Sutcliffe [2010] NSWSC 279, delivered on 23 April 2010.
The case concerned alleged side-effects following insertion of an Implanon device in October 2006.
Some years ago, there…
Daimler Deferred Prosecution, Monitor, and More
By Ellen Podgor
Sydney Morning Herald, Daimler ignored warnings on corruption: reportAP, Former FBI director monitors DaimlerBusiness Week, Daimler Agrees to Deferred Prosecution Over BribesFCPA Blog hereThe agreement is 98 pages. (esp)
A plug for the competition – alternatives time billing
Not often we lawyers give credit to our competitors….
I must give a plug to a Sydney firm, Marque Lawyers, who you can read about at their website.
As their site confirms, a lot of discussion is going on…
ABA ILEX Delegation to Australia and New Zealand
ABA Section of International Law in Australia, New Zealand
Lane on the Torrens System
It's not every day that we get a new paper on the Torrens system, but today is that day! From Australia, where Sir Robert invented the system, Patricia Lane (Sydney Law) has posted Indefeasibility for What? Interpretive Choices in the…