The Folau Saga: Contractual Obligations and Freedom of Religion
The Folau Saga: Contractual Obligations and Freedom of Religion Although Israel Folau recently reached a confidential settlement with Rugby Australia, the termination of Folau’s contract reinvigorated debate about religious freedom for employees and their contracts. Intuitively, perhaps, employers should only be able to restrict employees’ conduct within the workplace, whether that be an office or a rugby pitch. However, this […]
Your Intellectual Property rights were less protected from 13 September 2019!
Your Intellectual Property rights were less protected from 13 September 2019! Australian corporations might once have entered intellectual property license agreements and registered trademarks without being overly concerned with competition compliance. This relaxed attitude was supported by the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (the CCA) that provided a “safe haven” for such transactions, at least […]