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USCIS, Feb. 24, 2021 "Starting Feb. 24, 2021, petitioners filing Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker , requesting a change or extension of status to E-3 classification will have the option to request premium processing service for their...

Today we welcome Ted Williams, Partner, Piper Alderman. Ted, can you share some of your background and experience? TW: Thank you, Richard, for the opportunity to engage with your community, and it was a pleasure to meet you in New York during my recent...

Today we welcome Ted Williams, Partner, Piper Alderman. Ted, can you share some of your background and experience? TW: Thank you, Richard, for the opportunity to engage with your community, and it was a pleasure to meet you in New York during my recent...

Karen C. Yotis, Esq., a Feature Resident Columnist for the LexisNexis Workers’ Compensation eNewsletter , provides insights into workplace issues and the nuts and bolts of the workers’ comp world. We love our pharmaceuticals here in the...

By Melissa Joyce and Mark Williams, Attorneys, DLA Piper A person who has suffered damages as a result of a tort and brings separate actions against tortfeasors liable in respect of the same damage cannot recover more than the amount of damages...

By: Alec Christie , Alexander Gregg, Carmen Elder , Codie Gippel, David Leggatt , Emma Baker , Emma Cameron , Jacques Jacobs , James Baird , James Berg , James Morse , Jason Morris, John Goulios , John Sheehy, Julian Conti, Kieran O'Brien , Mark Baker...

By Mark Beaufoy and Laura Schuijers July 1 marked the first day of the first compliance year under Australia's carbon pricing mechanism (CPM). Entities liable under the CPM will need to record and report their covered greenhouse gas emissions...

By Stéphanie Chuffart, Visiting Fellow On September, 19, 2013, Australia’s Climate Commission -a body established to provide independent information about climate science – was abolished by the Government of the newly elected...

The number of actions settled by the SEC in the last fiscal year remained essentially constant, according to a report prepared by NERA Economic Consulting. In contrast, the number of securities class actions filed last year ticked up slightly in the U...

Originally published by Lawyers Weekly : As the demand for immediate online content increases exponentially, Australian copyright law faces its biggest challenge yet. Briana Everett reports The landmark case between internet service provider iiNet...

Originally published by Lawyers Weekly : As the demand for immediate online content increases exponentially, Australian copyright law faces its biggest challenge yet. Briana Everett reports The landmark case between internet service provider iiNet...

by Melinda Upton and Danielle Selig On 22 May 2013, Justice Bennett refused an application in the Federal Court of Australia, by Cheqout Pty Ltd (Cheqout), to register the trade mark 'superman workout'. Adopting the test relied upon by...

By Mark Beaufoy and Laura Schuijers July 1 marked the first day of the first compliance year under Australia's carbon pricing mechanism (CPM). Entities liable under the CPM will need to record and report their covered greenhouse gas emissions...

Fire ants are a royal pain (literally and figuratively). Chemical pesticides and many other brews have tried to wipe them out, unfortunately without success. They are now colonizing many other countries. But, what is the origin of these new invasions...