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- The Banking Regulation Review - Third Edition
- Louise McCoach and David Landy contribute the Australia chapter to the The Banking Regulation Review
- Clayton Utz advises Clarcor Incorporated on acquisition of Modular Engineering
- Clayton Utz has acted as counsel to NYSE-listed company Clarcor Incorporated (NYSE: CLC) in respect of its acquisition of 100 per cent of the shares of Perth-based company Modular Engineering Company Pty Ltd.
- Clayton Utz advises NEXTDC on $41.39 million placement
- Clayton Utz has advised ASX-listed company and data centre services provider NEXTDC on the successful completion of a fully underwritten placement of $41.39 million, announced to the market on 20 April, and a Share Purchase Plan offer to existing shareholders which closes on 16 May 2012.
- Genuine market reality is OK: ACCC indicates how it will enforce price signalling laws
- What will the ACCC focus on once price signalling laws come into effect? It's dropped some hints, as Michael Corrigan explains.
- Clayton Utz boosts Corporate team with new partner in Melbourne
- In a significant boost to its Corporate Advisory and M&A capability in Melbourne and nationally, Clayton Utz has appointed Stephen Moulton as a partner with effect from 1 June 2012.
- Clayton Utz lawyer wins global honour
- Clayton Utz Construction & Major Projects lawyer Robert Kovacs has been awarded the Gold Medal Prize in the International Insolvency Institute's 2012 Prize in International Insolvency Studies.
- Proposed changes to Australian privacy laws
- The Attorney-General, Nicola Roxon, has announced that the long-awaited amendments to the Privacy Act 1988 will be introduced to Parliament in the Winter sitting period, which commenced on Tuesday 7 May with the budget sittings.
- For the good of the public: Victorian in-house lawyers get the right to do pro bono work
- While pro bono is not the solution to Australia's access to justice crisis, widening the pool of lawyers who are able to deliver such services is a positive and welcome step, says David Hilliard.
