AI creating new copyright headaches for businesses
Artificial Intelligence is creating fresh legal risks for business as new technology opens the way for inadvertent breaches of copyright.
Belinda Breakspear, Partner in
Women in Law project winds up with much to celebrate
A McCullough Robertson project celebrating 100 years of women in law has now wound up, with plenty to celebrate.
McR Chief Operating Officer Kim Trajer said the 101
Lawyers from McCullough Robertson (McR) have been visiting a series of First Nations communities over many years to help inform their Reconciliation Action Plan
Law firm announces $1 million housing pro bono plan
Law firm McCullough Robertson (McR) has announced a $1 million pro bono contribution to the community housing sector as part of its centenary celebrations.
The community
Growing psychological injury claims require early action
The rapid growth of workers’ compensation claims for psychiatric injury means organisations need to act early to protect staff and mitigate risk.
McCullough Robertson
Bunnings case opens door to more facial recognition use
By Margarita Vladimirova
A seemingly minor decision handed down last week by the Administrative Review Tribunal may open the door to widespread use of facial
Independent law firm McCullough Robertson (McR) is celebrating the centenary of its formation today.
On this day in 1926 a partnership agreement was signed, creating the
The global mergers and acquisitions market remains positive, despite deals generally taking longer to complete and some sectors being impacted by common issues, such as
Governments send a signal with critical minerals deal
A recent critical minerals agreement between Australia and the United States provides positive signals to the industry, as governments acknowledge their role in
Committee set to report back on energy roadmap bill
A Queensland Parliamentary Committee is set to report back next week on legislation which will enable the State Government’s new energy roadmap.
In an alert, a team