MinterEllison is advising the syndicate of lenders on the acquisition financing for Ingenia Communities Group's (ASX: INA) proposed acquisition of Peet Limited (ASX: PPC) by way of scheme of ...

In a decision with far-reaching implications for the digital assets sector, the High Court has settled a contested question about the regulatory perimeter of Australia's financial services regime. The ...

MinterEllison has advised longstanding client Anglo American plc on its agreement to sell its Australian steelmaking coal portfolio to UK-registered mining company Dhilmar Limited for a cash ...

Liability, causation and loss have all been established for the first time in an Australian shareholder class action. All eyes are now on the High Court which is set to consider issues of causation ...

The NSW EPA is abolishing Annual Returns for most EPL holders and replacing them with near real-time non-compliance reporting via eConnect EPA. Find out what applies now. Annual Returns have been ...

MinterEllison is pleased to announce the promotion of Liz von Muenster to Partner in its National Tax practice in Sydney, effective 1 January 2026 With over 25 years' experience at MinterEllison, Liz ...

Reforms to voluntary assisted dying legislation are currently in progress across NSW, VIC and the ACT. The ACT's VAD scheme commenced on 8 November, together with the commencement of the ACT VAD Act.

Australia's eSafety Commissioner has issued legal notices to 4 AI companion companies: Character Technologies, Inc., Glimpse.AI, Chai Research Corp, and Chub AI Inc. AI Companies have been asked to ...

Unlock AI’s full potential by reimagining your in-house legal operating model. Align five pillars – strategy, people, sourcing, processes and tech. AI doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Implementing AI will ...

MinterEllison has advised its long-standing client Johns Lyng Group Limited (JLG), a leading integrated building services company, on all aspects of its sale to Pacific Equity Partners Pty Limited ...

AUSTRAC sued Mounties over alleged flaws in their AML/CTF Program, poor monitoring, vendor reliance and governance deficiencies. Clubs must adopt risk-based controls, reviews and training measures.

A recent AHRC report highlights how the agency has used, and will be using, its new regulatory powers to enforce the positive duty, providing helpful guidance for Australian workplaces and leaders. In ...