Marilyn Wai Joins Hunt & Hunt’s Corporate and Commercial Team

Hunt & Hunt is delighted to announce the latest addition to its Corporate & Commercial  and Asia & China Advisory teams, with the appointment of Marilyn Wai. With a stellar reputation in the legal field and a proven t...

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The New Dawn for Foreign Investment Regulation

A new phase of foreign investment regulation in Australia began on 1 July, when the new Register of Foreign Ownership of Australian Assets (Register) commenced. The Register requires "foreign persons" to notify transactions or eve...

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‘Thumbs Up’ emoji enough for a binding contract

In the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, a court has declared a “thumbs-up” emoji “👍” over text message was enough for a binding contract. Marianna Parry and Ella Hockley say the case constitutes precedent in a fo...

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Assisting Clients in Addressing Bad Google Reviews

In today's digital age, online reputation plays a crucial role in the success of businesses and professionals. With the widespread use of online platforms, such as Google, customer feedback has gained significant influence. Howeve...

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Overcharge! Rethinking charging clauses under standard form contracts

A recent decision of the Federal Court of Australia in Lobux Pty Ltd v Willshaun Pty Ltd [2022] FCA 204 provides a reminder to rethink the inclusion of 'general charging clauses' in businesses' standard trading terms. A general...

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Unfair contract terms: “More competition, better prices”

On 27 October 2022, the Treasury Laws Amendment (More Competition, Better Prices) Bill 2022 passed through the Senate, and now awaits Royal Assent. Among other things, the amendments mark a significant expansion of the unfair c...

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