New toolkits for (1) current reporting entities, (2) legal profession (as tranche 2 entities), and (3) red flags: detection of unusual transactions or customer behaviours.

Guidance and checklists on AML programs, customer due diligence, privacy, reporting and outsourcing.

New checklist to assist parties seeking to amend a PPS registration.

New subtopic in the Current issues in commercial law topic including guidance on reforms to the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regime.

New subtopic in the Current issues in commercial law topic including guidance on modern slavery risk assessments and preparing modern slavery statements.

Updated guidance on the amendments to Queensland’s trusts regime.

New guidance on termination clauses and a new checklist for drafting an effective termination clause.

New subtopic including guidance on managing risks in the supply chain and commercial considerations for trade volatility.

New subtopic providing precedents and guidance on various supply clauses including volume-based discount clauses, non-compete clauses and tiered pricing clauses.

New guidance on the recent doubling of penalties from $50 million to $100 million for breaches of Pt IV of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), which includes misuse of market power, cartel and merger-related conduct. The guidance includes coverage on the context to the changes, impacted conduct and information on the previous 2022 penalty increases.

Checklist that outlines top tips for practitioners to consider when applying for merger review under the new, mandatory merger regime. The tips include a reminder that a limited Australian nexus may be sufficient to require notification to the ACCC and guidance on how to manage competitive bid processes.

Authored by Johnson Winter Slattery and developed with the Intellectual Property module, this guidance note will canvas the impact of the recent merger reforms on IP transactions and provide key takeaways and practice tips for IP and competition lawyers.

New topic on how competition law applies in practice including how to request information from business on competition law matters, red flags to look out for in information provided from a business, how to explain competition law to the business and a cheat sheet of key competition law cases.

This is a new precedent designed to assist claimants preparing written submissions for an adjudication application in relation to a payment claim under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 2002 (Vic). The precedent guides users through key matters to address in the submissions, including the adjudication dispute, jurisdictional issues, the payment claim and payment schedule, claims pursued, reasons for withholding payment, supporting evidence, interest and the determination sought.

This is a new precedent for claimants to use where a respondent has not served a payment schedule and has failed to pay the claimed amount. The precedent assists claimants to notify the respondent of their intention to apply for adjudication of the payment claim and informs the respondent that it may serve a payment schedule within 5 business days after receiving the notice.

This is a new checklist that provides practical guidance for claimants preparing and serving a payment claim under the amended Victorian security of payment regime. It guides users through the application of the Vic SoP Act, the essential elements of a valid payment claim, service requirements, relevant timeframes and post-service steps.

This is a new checklist to assist respondents in preparing and serving a payment schedule in response to a payment claim. It provides guidance on assessing the validity of a payment claim, calculating due dates for payment and service of the payment schedule, identifying the essential requirements of a payment schedule and managing post-service steps.

New guidance on the key differences between the tort of passing off and the claim of misleading or deceptive conduct under the Australian Consumer Law. Guidance includes information on the elements of passing off, misrepresentation and remedies.

New checklist providing guidance on interviewing a client experiencing issues with a consumer good or service they have purchased. The checklist will assist in asking the right questions to resolving a client’s legal problems.

This toolkit has been updated to include reference to the recent doubling of penalties for certain conduct under the Australian Consumer Law from $50 million to $100 million.

Visit this toolkit for high-level summaries of key recent and ongoing consumer law cases, such as the recent ACCC litigation with Coles and Woolworths. You will find relevant case citations with links and a summary of the gist of each case.

This guidance note outlines the practical and governance considerations relating to the use of AI tools by directors and boards including with respect to preparing board minutes and within the boardroom itself.

This precedent board matrix is a tool used by boards to determine the skills and experience required by its directors to ensure the ideal composition for the board. It includes practical tips on how to create an effective board matrix which best suits the needs of the organisation.

This precedent letter to an insurance broker is a request for confirmation of the scope of cover provided to directors under a company’s directors’ and officers’ public liability insurance policy (D&O policy) to ensure that it responds to the risk profile of the company and is competitive with market standards.

A brand new topic on data privacy in the United States, with the advanced California data protection regime being the focus of the first American jurisdiction covered in Cybersecurity Data Protection & Privacy. These resources map out the obligations for Australian operators with a connection to California, and cover areas including Californian data processing principles, key enforcement actions and their relevance to Australian operators, guidance on the obligations imposed on entities using automated decision making tools, and conducting mandatory cyber audits under Californian law.

A comprehensive new topic covering data privacy laws applicable in India. This new content set steps through the obligations imposed on data principals, individual rights to correction and erasure of personal data. This topic also addresses the extra-territorial application of Indian data privacy legislation including its implications for Australian operators with a connection to Indian companies, and Indian individuals trading online with Australian operators.

New guidance addressing the regulation of the use of generative artificial intelligence in Victorian courts, including under Supreme Court of Victoria Practice Note SC Gen 25 – The use of Artificial Intelligence by Court users, which was published on 14 May 2026.

New topic addressing practice and procedure in the Administrative Review Tribunal, which replaced the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in October 2024.

Topic-wide updates to reflect the commencement of Supreme Court of Victoria Practice Note SC Gen 25 – The use of Artificial Intelligence by Court users, which was published on 14 May 2026.

New topic to assist practitioners in conducting or managing investigations in the workplace. The topic comprises seven new guidance notes, one tool, two checklists and 10 precedents. It provides guidance over the lifespan of the investigation and includes detailed examination of issues such as legal professional privilege, suspension considerations, collecting and assessing evidence, and implementing the findings of the investigation.

New checklist to assist with the assessment of eligibility for unpaid parental leave under the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth).

New checklist that assists with managing national system employees during parental leave and reduce exposure to various employment legal risks.

Updated guidance on employer’s superannuation obligations in anticipation of the impending changes to the governing legislation. The updated guidance explains the requirements of ‘payday super’ and the definition of ‘qualifying earnings’, which will replace ‘ordinary time earnings’ as the basis for calculating superannuation payments from 1 July 2026.

New checklist to assist employers in understanding and discharging their superannuation obligations, following the changes to the governing legislation taking effect from 1 July 2026.

A new topic will provide guidance for financial institutions by focusing on capable boards, clear accountability and well embedded risk and conduct frameworks. Through recent cases, it will also explain how gaps in oversight, controls or culture can lead to regulatory enforcement and reputational consequences.

New and updated content in an enhanced topic on not-for-profits covering detailed guidance on legal and regulatory framework, governance, financial reporting and dealings with the Australian Charities and Not-For-Profit Commission.

These flowcharts set out in visual form the key elements of the main bankruptcy trustee claims. They will provide a helpful additional tool for a practitioner advising on a claim or preparing a claim for filing with the court.

New precedents for the key documents prepared by practitioners for liquidators wishing to disclaim onerous property.

These training materials consist of PowerPoint slides and accompanying speaker notes. They cover the bankruptcy of a debtor from the point of view of a creditor. The training materials are customisable. You can add your company logo and branding and other company information to the slides.

Stay ahead of the curve with our guidance on the progress of the proposed reforms designed to streamline IP regulation and their practical implications. Additionally, our expert insights on Orphan works and copyright infringement remedies will help you navigate the complex changes, ensuring you are well-prepared for any challenges. Our existing content on IP Australia's priorities and the News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code has been reallocated to this new subtopic.

Determining whether a design is registrable can be complex. Our new checklist and accompanying flowchart will simplify your work by clearly outlining the steps needed to assess if a design should be registered in Australia. This tool is crafted to help streamline decision-making, reduce uncertainty, and enhance efficiency.

New guidance note in the new subtopic in the Commercialising IP topic. Authored by Johnson Winter Slattery, it considers the impact of reforms on IP transactions. Leverage this market-first insight to ensure your practice stays compliant while transforming potential challenges from the merger reforms into opportunities for growth and innovation in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Expanded guidance on how to draft the share purchase agreement, including updates on the impact of the new mandatory merger control regime on conditions precedent to completion.

With Queensland Workers’ Compensation legislation undergoing review in relation to the prevalence of psychiatric injury claims, LexisNexis has a new advice precedent which will assist practitioners in assessing a client’s common law prospects in the context of recent common law developments.

Following the Supreme Court’s decision in Dennison v Brisbane City Council [2026] QSC 83, our updated guidance will include the Court’s discussion and findings regarding s 36 of the Civil Liability Act (Qld). This guidance will assist practitioners fielding enquiries from people injured due to the acts and omissions of public authorities.

LexisNexis’ coverage of this rapidly developing area has been expanded to include Royal Commission findings and recommendations, evidentiary considerations when bringing a child abuse claim, permanent stays of claims, setting aside past judgments and settlements, and the position of non-institutional defendants.

Coverage of Total and Permanent Disablement (TPD) claims will be expanded to cover the impact of TPD lump sums on WorkCover payments. A larger content set will discuss Contractual and Equitable Rights of Recovery for an Income Protection Insurer.

New subtopic with guidance notes and precedents on variations of contract generally, and variations of specific types of arrangements like contracts of sale, leases and deeds.

Expanded subtopic on positive and negative covenants, including new guidance on covenants fundamentals, when the benefit and burden of positive and negative covenants can be enforced by or against successors, and remedies for breach, and a new checklist for preparing and reviewing covenants.

Updated and expanded subtopic on easements, including new guidance on easements fundamentals, easement terms and interpretation of easements, creation of easements through different methods and settings, and interference with easements. Also included are new checklists on preparing and drafting easements and common easement purposes, and a suite of new precedent easement terms and ancillary rights.

Updated content in Property covering detailed guidance on stamp duty exemptions and concessions by jurisdiction, including eligibility requirements, key relief categories and practical considerations for property transactions.

This toolkit has been updated to include reference to the recent doubling of penalties for certain conduct under the Australian Consumer Law from $50 million to $100 million.

New guidance covering how WHS principles apply to the use of AI and other digital work systems in the workplace.