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Events

We offer seminars and webinars for legal and corporate professionals to delve into contemporary legal issues, stay up-to-date with evolving legislation and to enhance their professional skills. Our lawyers share their expertise and perspective on diverse topics, while exploring emerging trends.

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23 Apr 24

Tax anti-avoidance: Lessons from the Minerva, Mylan and looking into the future

In March, 4 Court decisions were handed down on Part IVA, including the much anticipated decisions in Minerva and Mylan which were both significant wins for the taxpayers. In this webinar, our tax team will discuss these decisions collectively and provide important guidance on the scope and limitations of Part IVA and contain important lessons for all looking forward.

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01 May 24

Navigating the new norm: 2024 Workplace Law reform and its impact

Employers are currently navigating through a wave of significant workplace reforms and facing profound shifts in strategic planning and daily operations. With the introduction of the Closing Loopholes legislation, employers are now faced with a fresh series of forced change. Join us for our webinar where we will explore the most recent changes in employment and industrial regulation and the practical implications for your organisation.

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07 May 24 - Canberra

Power up your privacy: Taking reasonable steps to protect personal information | Australian Government seminar series

During this year's Privacy Awareness Week, we are being asked to ‘power up our privacy’ as the OAIC adopts an overarching theme of ‘Privacy and technology: Improving transparency, accountability and security’. With the recent commencement of the new Privacy Commissioner, it is timely to update on recent developments in privacy law, the focus on major commissioner-initiated investigations and recent enforcement action. In this seminar, Canberra partner Elizabeth Carroll will consider both legislative reform and case law, and assess the requirement to take reasonable steps to protect personal information.

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