World Athletics president Lord Sebastian Coe said his organisation was likely to review its transgender eligibility policies before the end of the year. (Image: Nicolas Hoizey/Unpslash)

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Transgender decision 'will mean challenges left, right and centre'

The move by swimming’s world governing body to restrict the participation of transgender athletes in elite competition is likely to herald a range of legal challenges “left, right and centre” as other sports are forced to deal with the issue, a sports law expert says.

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Innovative financial regulation platform comes into full effect

October brought about changes to the complexity and scope of financial regulatory reporting as Gadens Law Firm partnered with legal software firm Lawcadia to develop a cloud-based RegTech platform to allow financial institutions streamlined access to regulatory reporting.

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How artist residency has cloaked law firm in Indigenous histories

Carol McGregor’s art explores the intersection between history, the law, and Indigenous knowledges. Her latest exhibition Tides of History is a survey of work which reclaims Indigenous material cultures through possum skin cloaks and is displayed as part of Gadens Lawyers’ Artist in Residence programme.

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Nudge Theory: The subtle way governments influence how we all behave

Governments around the world have embraced “nudge theory” to influence decision-making by their citizens.  But what’s missing is the legal structure to make sure it’s not misused, writes Robert MacDonald

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Law firm offers free development seminars to support government lawyers

Award-winning Australian law firm Gadens is hosting a series of free professional development seminars across the subjects of tech, duty of care, and pro-bono work for government lawyers to earn their full Continuing Professional Development points.