When Discovery Becomes the Risk: Lessons from Otsuka v Generic Health (No 4)
A Federal Court decision refusing excessive late-stage discovery shows how quickly litigation costs can escalate without structural safeguards. This article explains the judgment, its relevance today, and how Clean Law’s cost-alignment model is designed to prevent similar risks.
When Brand Power Meets Copyright Limits
A fast-moving copyright dispute shows how urgent IP conflicts can trigger duplicated legal work. The Court’s reasoning on parody, satire, and criticism highlights the need for early clarity—and cost structures that prevent clients from paying for both settlement and trial paths at once.
When Ownership Meets Power: What Calidad v Seiko Epson Reveals About Hidden Limits on Your Rights
A short, clear breakdown of Australasian Memory Pty Ltd v Brien: how a timing error in a creditors’ meeting led the High Court to clarify the breadth of s 447A and why independent oversight protects businesses from similar procedural risks.