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Cotton On hit wth $19,800 penalty for product safety reporting breaches
Cotton On has paid $19,800 in penalties for allegedly failing to comply with mandatory safety reporting requirements on two occasions.
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Facing $1.6B redemption queue, Dexus can call infrastructure wind-up vote
Real estate asset manager Dexus has won court approval to hold an investor meeting for a vote that will allow the winding up of its infrastructure funds amid doubts about its shares in Melbourne Airport's operator.
Domino’s class action mulls cross-appeal in underpayments case
A class action that successfully argued Domino's misled franchisees on worker pay entitlements is considering a cross-appeal, with some of the judge's findings on compensation in his 1,725-paragraph ruling as potential targets. 
Clifford Chance grows private capital practice with Holding Redlich partner
Clifford Chance Australia has hired a private capital partner from Holding Redlich to join its Sydney office.
ACCC says IAG likely overstated public benefits of RAC acquisition
The ACCC has expressed a preliminary view that any public benefits flowing from IAG's proposed acquisition of the Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia will likely be outweighed by harms to competition.
Wrays wins opposition to ProQR’s RNA editing patent
An IP Australia delegate has rejected ProQR Therapeutics' patent for an RNA-editing technology, but gave the Dutch biotech two months to amend its application.
Target to face removal application for non-use in arrow trade mark fight
The major retailer has a target on its back after appealing its failed opposition to the registration of an e-commerce merchandise importer's logo featuring a northeast-facing arrow. 
Crocs files another suit alleging companies stepped on its IP
Crocs has fired off a trade mark suit against two retailers, the latest IP suit by the maker of the ubiquitous 13-hole foam clogs. 
Class action tells High Court NULIS not authorised to deduct $165M in adviser fees
A failed class action against former NAB super fund trustee NULIS Nominees has told the High Court that the character of $165 in alleged conflicted remuneration fees has to be determined by their purpose, rather than how they were described in product disclosure statements.
OAIC still probing Latitude breach, class action investigation ‘well underway’
Preparations for a class action against non-bank lender Latitude Financial over a 2023 data breach are "well underway", as the OAIC continues to investigate a representative complaint filed more than three years ago.