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Australia's 'digital duty of care': what the draft bill means for online services
Australia’s proposed digital duty of care could significantly reshape online safety obligations for a broad range of online services. Our latest Insight looks at who could be captured, the practical implications and how the regime interacts with wider privacy reforms. ...
Allens advises Livingbridge on sale of Everlight Radiology to Radiology Partners
Everlight Radiology is a leading global teleradiology provider, with an international footprint spanning more than 40 countries in a unique round-the-clock or 'follow-the-sun' offering that service ...
Areas of expertise
- Asia
- Corporate Advisory & Governance
- Foreign Investment in Australia
- Mergers & Acquisitions
Areas of expertise
- Technology, Data, Cyber & AI
Reflections and projections: Insights from our Linklaters alumni partners
Stories We were recently joined by Linklaters partners (and Allens alumni) Ross Schloeffel and Nicole Meyer. They spent a jam-packed week visiting clients and colleagues in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, and even managed to squeeze in an ...
Areas of expertise
- Corporate Advisory & Governance
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Private Equity
- Superannuation
Scattered Spider cybersecurity attacks
Scattered Spider is one of the more prolific cybercrime groups targeting companies across the US, UK and Australia—often working its way through entire sectors before moving to the next ...
Allens advises Barings on fund raising for $1.5bn Moorabbin Airport acquisition
Barings Real Estate Australia will act as investment manager and assume asset management responsibilities, including oversight of future development across the precinct. Goodman Group, the current ...
Why it's time to rethink your cyber security schedule
AI, quantum computing and overlapping regulatory reforms are forcing organisations to rethink how they design and negotiate security schedules Cyber threats and regulatory expectations are changing ra ...
Mandatory automated decision-making disclosure requirements are coming – key takeaways from the OAIC guidance
New privacy obligations requiring disclosure of certain automated decision-making (ADM) processes commence on 10 December 2026. The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner's (OAIC) final gui ...