With the resurgence of interest in cryptocurrencies, regulators across the globe are ramping up efforts to bring order to an industry characterised by volatility and poor consumer protection.
Digital assets are becoming more common in family law property settlements.
Concern in Australia about the power of the major digital media platforms has acted as a catalyst for a full review of Australian privacy law.
COVID-19 has prompted organisations (including law firms) to fast track technology procurement to mobilise their workforces, bolster online presences and improve supply chain efficiency. Has this rapid uptake also created...
Managing regulation in an environment where not all parties in your supply chain or outsourcing arrangements are bound by CPS 234, is one of the challenges facing many businesses in...
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has recommended reforms to Australia's privacy legislative framework which include the introduction of an erasure right, analogous to the GDPR's 'right to be...
The term 'smart contract' has emerged as a popular buzzword, mingling technology and law, and the ideals of trust, immutability, transparency and security. But what does all that mean in...
Each year in May, the Big Apple is descended upon by bitcoin-traders, cryptographers and emerging technology lawyers for Blockchain Week NYC. The week-long blockchain festival is anchored by 3-day headlining...
The emergence of blockchain technology provides vast opportunities, including enhanced efficiency, speed, and data security. But are governments utilising these new improvements? Lander & Rogers' lawyers Robert Neely and Joshua...
You’ve probably heard these buzzwords around the office. You may have even feigned understanding when they were brought up at the last innovation retreat. But what does it all mean?...
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