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Inside Commercial Law is a podcast brought to you by the Melbourne Centre for Commercial Law at the Melbourne Law School.
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Bankruptcy: a view through the lens of colonial literature (opens the original)
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Fortunes being made and lost as the world changes are very much front of mind today as AI continues its march. Yet, as Dr Lucie O’Brien tells Matthew Bell in this episode of Inside Commercial Law, financial precarity potentially leading to bankruptcy has a very long history in Australia. Giving a taste of her Rare Books Lecture at Melbourne Law School, she takes us back to the gold rush time in colonial Victoria through the lens of literary portrayals of bankruptcy; especially, the remarkable se
Introducing the Asian Law Voices Podcast: Fan Fiction, Copyright and Personality Rights in China (opens the original)
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In this special crossover episode, we bring you a conversation from the new Asian Law Voices podcast hosted by our colleagues at the Asian Law Centre and the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society at Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne. In this episode, the Asian Law Centre’s Director, Sarah Biddulph, talks to Ben Hopper about fan fiction and legal issues in China. They discuss: what is fan fiction; why fan fiction poses challenges for China’s copyright laws and laws protecti
Legal scholarship nourished by legal practice: a century of construction law and arbitration experience in 25 minutes (opens the original)
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Construction law and the arbitration of construction disputes is now one of the most sophisticated areas of commercial legal practice in many places around the world. Yet, this development has only happened in the past few decades. In this episode, Matthew Bell speaks with three leaders in the global field of construction law and arbitration: Melbourne Law School Professorial Fellows Doug Jones AO and John Sharkey AM, and Professor Janet Walker CM of Osgoode Hall Law School. Our discussion cover
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