A targeted campaign against the use of protected wildlife in medicinal products has resulted in a haul worth 10 million euro.
Operation Tram, run by Interpol, used...
As China’s case against Rio Tinto’s Australian executive Stern Hu and its three Chinese employees progresses, two more charges will be laid on steel...
Google’s proposal to pull out of China after evidence of hacking has earned a response by China’s Commerce Ministry, after the issue threatened to affect...
China is expected to set a date for the trial of Rio Tinto executive Stern Hu this week. Australian citizen Hu was arrested on July 5, 2009 and charged with commercial...
A combination of a rise in disputes and an avoidance of costly litigation has given Australia an economic opportunity, according to three legal organisations.
The...
A maritime lawyer has strongly encouraged Australia to sign a new international shipping convention to improve and modernise terms of carriage.
“Eighty percent...
The Federal Court has given permission to the shareholders of disgraced wheat enterprise AWB to issue a subpoena to former Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander...
Australia Rio Tinto executive Stern Hu has taken legal advice and will not use Rio Tinto’s lawyers for his defence, instead choosing Shanghai lawyer Duan...
Minister for Foreign Affairs Stephen Smith has denied that China has already decided that Australian Rio Tinto executive Stern Hu is guilty of commercial espionage.
“That...
The 2009 International Bar Association annual conference will be held in Madrid, Spain over October 4-9.
IBA is a global legal community of more than 35,000 legal...
