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Thomson Geer advises Aboriginal group on billion-dollar renewable energy venture

Thomson Geer has worked with the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation to advise it on the establishment of a renewable energy project partnership worth more than A$1 billion.
4 Aug
Health, Aged Care and Retirement Villages

Time to update NSW retirement village disclosure statements: Capital Growth Rate for Average Resident Comparison Figure Calculations

Village operators in NSW have been required to include the Average Resident Comparison Figure (ARCF) in all disclosure statements issued to prospective retirement village residents since 1 March 2018.
3 Aug

Litigation in Australia

Thomson Geer has prepared a detailed guide to litigation in Australia.
25 Jul
Health, Aged Care and Retirement Villages

Use of surveillance equipment in aged care services

Lawyers are increasingly being called upon to assist providers navigate the challenging issue and risks associated with the installation of surveillance equipment in aged care services.
25 Jul
News

Sovereign Metals receives A$40.4 million investment from Rio Tinto

Thomson Geer has advised Sovereign Metals Ltd on a A$40.4 million strategic investment by global mining giant Rio Tinto that will advance Sovereign's Kasiya rutile-graphite project, one of the world's largest natural rutile deposits, in Malawi, Africa.
21 Jul
Arbitration

Thomson Geer Arbitration review

We identify key developments in arbitration practice and procedure, report on recent arbitration cases in Australia and regionally, and offer our insights into future trends.
19 Jul
News

Lotus Resources and A-Cap Energy to merge to create Africa focused uranium company

Uranium focused minerals companies Lotus Resources (ASX:LOT) and A-Cap Energy (ASX:ACB) have agreed to merge to create a leading uranium player with significant projects in Africa.
14 Jul
Construction

Is a letter of demand a payment claim?

A recent New South Wales Supreme Court decision has found that a letter of demand could constitute a valid payment claim for the purposes of the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (NSW).
11 Jul
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