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The ACCC has released its final report on retail electricity prices after a 15-month Inquiry. Among its 56 recommendations, the ACCC calls for government asset writedowns, increased government subsidies and rebates, and controls on market share in National Electricity Market regions and nationally.
While commonly prosecuted in other jurisdictions around the world, last week the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for the first time brought cartel proceedings for “gun-jumping”, that is, for coordination of business activities, including by restricting competitive conduct and illegitimate information exchanges, between a buyer and a target prior to regulat
Barely a day passes without mention of “corporate culture” in the mainstream financial press. The concept appears to have morphed from a convenient and general description of a corporation’s collective value set, to a theory of organisational performance and, increasingly, to a basis of legal liability for a corporation’s conduct.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already transforming the way businesses operate and the way we work. Industries from financial services to education are using AI to gain competitive advantage, drive efficiencies, improve service delivery and create or enhance products and to solve long-standing issues within their industry.
This reports aims to take a global stocktake of key markets in how they deal with IoT privacy and security issues.
There have been many developments around the globe in relation to cryptocurrencies.
Gilbert + Tobin has represented German chemical giant BASF (formerly Ciba) in an innovation patent litigation regarding BASF’s Rheomax™ technology for treatment of mine tailings.
A year after the firm completed its first full-scope carbon footprint assessment, G+T has taken another important step in its journey to reduce its impact on the environment, becoming carbon neutral across its Sydney, Melbourne and Perth operations.
G+T Litigation Partner Colleen Platford has won the Women’s Insolvency Network Australia (WINA) award for the 2018 Outstanding Female in the Insolvency and/or Restructuring Industry.
Gilbert + Tobin has been recognised in the Janders Dean Legal Innovation Index 2018. The win further demonstrates the firm’s leadership in harnessing the power of technology to meet its internal and client needs in a streamlined, timely and more efficient way.
Gilbert + Tobin is delighted to have advised Telstra in connection with a new venture capital fund launched by Telstra Ventures, the venture capital arm of Telstra. The new fund is backed by Telstra and HarbourVest, one of the world’s largest private equity investment firms, and will focus on early to late stage venture investment opportunities in the US and the Asia Pacific.
Gilbert + Tobin has advised Roads and Maritime Services on a long-running, substantial project culminating in the awarding of a 20-year concession to operate guided climbs on Sydney Harbour Bridge to Hammons Holdings.
