Deals

Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads

Advised on the procurement of a Next Generation Ticketing Solution for passenger transport in Queensland.

Salesforce

Advised on Salesforce investment in SqwarePeg.

SAP

Advised on SAP’s acquisition of Learning Seat Holdings - a provider of adaptive training and compliance learning content across Asia.

carsales.com.au

Advised on complex ad-tech offerings.

eBay & Woolworths

Advised on the Woolworths / eBay joint venture for click-and-collect services across Australia.

realestate.com.au

Advised on the acquisitions of Hometrack Australia and Smartline Home Loans Pty Limited, and on data sharing arrangements with NAB in relation to the implementation of home loans products.

Tencent

Advised on legal and regulatory issues relevant to Tencent’s computer games business in Australia.

Trustee companies

Representing trustee companies in the defence of class actions by investors.

International labour hire organisations

Representing international labour hire companies in connection with employment misclassification claims.

Governments

Representing governments and governmental agencies in the defence of class actions by businesses and persons affected by regulatory decisions.

Global product manufacturers

Representing various international product manufacturers and distributors in the defence of product liability claims by consumers.

Securities claims

Representing disclosing entities, international accounting firms, and directors and officers, in the defence or management of direct or indirect claims by aggrieved shareholders.

Advertising and Trade Promotion Campaigns

Corrs advises a number of high-profile clients on their advertising and trade promotion campaigns across Australia and worldwide. Our advice includes compliance with relevant regulatory regimes (including food, privacy and consumer laws). Our clients come from across all industries and include major and familiar household namespace like:

Sportsbet

Advising on a major trade mark dispute between Sportsbet and its rival BetEasy in relation to BetEasy’s proposal to reintroduce the Sportingbet brand into Australia.