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Major cyber-attacks against Medibank and Optus in 2022 pushed cyber security to the forefront for many Australian businesses. Last month, the Australian Securities and Investment
The Long Arm Of The (Australian Consumer) Law
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William Roberts appoints 2 new Principals, Oliver Gayner & Fred van Reede
William Roberts Lawyers name 2 new principals as part of their continued growth and expansion plan – Oliver Gayner and Fred van Reede and elevate 5 lawyers to senior roles.