In this episode of Legal Talk, host Jennifer Bannan, Head of Strategic Partnerships at LexisNexis®, talks with Katy Fixter, Managing Director of LexisNexis APAC, to explore the next evolution of artificial...
Ensure organisation-wide compliance with the Australian Employment Compliance Checklist. Authored by Dominic Fleeton, Partner at K&L Gates, this practical tool is built from the trusted content of...
AI-enabled monitoring, biometrics, and algorithmic management are reshaping today’s workplace — and with that shift comes a new compliance frontier. From privacy and data governance to bias...
Artificial intelligence is transforming business and revolutionising industries in ways we've never seen before. From powering voice assistants like Siri and Alexa to advancing healthcare through innovative...
Background The Dymocks story is one of a celebrated family business with a long tradition and a small, busy legal team embracing modern legal technology. Dymocks is a diverse family-owned business...
Malika Chandrasegaran, Partner at Herbert Smith Freehills and Julia Park discuss recent changes to Australia’s foreign investment regime and what it means for Mergers and Acquisitions, including national security changes, navigating the regime in the context of Mergers and Acquisition transactions and potential changes and expansion to come.
August 2021
Malika combines her strong technical legal knowledge with a practical commercial approach.She specialises in public and private mergers and acquisitions (including cross border transactions), corporate restructures, foreign investment, joint ventures and other commercial transactions. She has experience across a wide range of industries, including technology, media and consumer products.Malika is also the co-author of a detailed review of Australia’s foreign investment regime in “Towns Under Siege” (a book on Australian takeovers). In addition, she is...
Julia works closely with our clients to help them utilise practical resources efficiently. Prior to joining LexisNexis, Julia worked in private practice and tutored Business Law at the University of Sydney.