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Keeping pace with AI-driven threats: ASIC’s message to industry
By: Matt O’Keefe, Josh Simonis and Jarod Inzitari Introduction The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has issued a clear call to action for licensees and directors in response to the rapid evolution of frontier artificial intelligence. These technologies are reshaping the cyber threat landscape and introducing new, complex risks that extend beyond traditional security concerns. The open letter clarifies the regulators’ expectation on cyber resilience and foreshadows stronger scrutiny ...
Landmark case found against the EPL claimant seeking $55M for the dismissal ruining his life
By: Rosemary Marando and Caitilin Watson Roohizadegan v Technology One Ltd (No 6) [2025] FCA 1619 At a glance The Federal Court has overturned a previous $5.2M ruling, dismissing Mr Roohizadegan’s General Protections claim after a six‑year litigation battle. The Court found the dismissal was due to performance, not disability, alleged workplace rights, or incentive entitlements. The decision is expected to influence future General Protections claims, reducing speculative filings and resetting ...
Leanne Ho: Meet the Partner making sure the law protects those who need it most
We recently sat down with Leanne Ho, Pro Bono Partner at Wotton Kearney, for a conversation about her career, her practice, and the team behind it. Leanne has spent more than two decades championing human rights and social justice – from advising the United Nations and shaping Government policy, to leading landmark law reform efforts and building some of Australia's most impactful pro bono programs. In this Q&A, Leanne shares ...