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It's finally here – BNPL to be incorporated into the existing consumer credit regulatory framework
In this Insight, we explain key elements of the Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2024: Buy now, pay later (the Draft Bill) and canvass some of the issues that BNPL providers will need to consider. ...
Llon Riley
Managing Associate
Melbourne
Areas of expertise
- Financial Services Regulation
Cici Cui
Senior Associate, Patent Attorney
Melbourne
Areas of expertise
- Patents & Trade Marks
Business Investigations
Internal workplace investigations are on the rise due to increased regulatory obligations and expectations. Maintaining a strong corporate culture of compliance with both the law and company policy largely relies on the proactive and ...
David Brewster
David Brewster Legal Director Coles Group, Melbourne This interview was conducted in 2016. Former Competition Law group partner David Brewster left Allens in 2016 to join the Coles Group as Legal Director. After 13 years as a partner, he ...
Sheree Rubinstein
Sheree Rubinstein Co-Founder One Roof This interview was conducted in 2015. One Roof's mission is to continue to grow the number of female-owned businesses by providing shared work spaces. These shared work spaces offer everything a female ...
Stories: Sikeli Ratu
Sikeli is an incoming partner with experience across a range of employment, industrial relations and work health and safety matters. He provides strategic advice to large clients on enterprise bargaining and the legal and practical aspects of implementing major organisational change. ...
Patentability of computer-implemented inventions remains unclear
In this Insight, we unpack Justice Burley's reasoning for the approach taken and consider where this latest judgment (Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited v Commissioner of Patents (No 3) [2024] FCA 212) leaves us on this topical issue. ...
Review of Card Payments Regulation
The level of public interest and popular support for regulation targeting excessive surcharging makes card payment regulation likely to be one of the first areas of reform following the publication of the Final Report of the Financial System Inquiry the FSI Report ...
New laws on gift cards – what you need to know now
Federal laws imposing a three-year minimum expiry date on gift cards sold in Australia came into effect last week, but certain state laws relating to gift cards also remain. This Insight explains the key principles businesses need to know about, and includes a quick guide to how the laws compare. ...