In part 2 of our blog series on esports' global rise, we focussed on how esports differs from conventional sports and its commercial benefits. In part 3, we […]
Read moreYou will be familiar with the term 'squatters' in a property context, used to define a person who unlawfully occupies a property that does not belong to them. […]
Read moreIn part 1 of our blog on the global rise of esports, we focussed on legal issues affecting the industry, including player contracts, governance and sponsorship. […]
Read moreEsports is short for electronic sports, a phrase reserved for the competitive video gaming scene recently emerged into the mainstream. It is already a massive g […]
Read moreEmoticons or ‘emojis’ are commonly used to express ourselves in messages. But what happens when emojis are used in communications which have legal consequen […]
Read moreIt is easy to forget the little things when you delegate your responsibilities, especially if your delegates are the ‘experts’. However, some seemingly ‘s […]
Read moreThis is a security alert that should not be ignored! Mandatory data breach notification laws will soon commence in Australia[1]. The new laws will affect fed […]
Read moreThe volume of personal information collected has increased exponentially in recent years due to advances in technology and the ways individuals interact. Austra […]
Read moreCybersquatting occurs when people register domain names in bad faith with the intention of making a profit from the goodwill of a trade mark that they do not ow […]
Read moreRather than the options for domain names being limited to '.com,' '.net,' '.org,' and a handful of other generic top level domains (gTLDs), there could soon be […]
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