Bernise Carolino

Bernise Carolino

Bernise Carolino is a news writer covering the Canadian legal scene. She writes for Canadian Lawyer and Law Times. She is a graduate of the University of the Philippines College of Law.

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Allens adds eight partners across Australia offices

Allens adds eight partners across Australia offices

With five new female partners, women will make up 41.7% of the firm's partnership by July

Federal Court grants appeal and denies cross-appeal by consent in trademark case

Federal Court grants appeal and denies cross-appeal by consent in trademark case

An agreement was made to settle the action alleging non-use of intellectual property

Law Council lauds passage of UN Human Rights Council resolution to protect older people

Law Council lauds passage of UN Human Rights Council resolution to protect older people

An intergovernmental working group is set to draft an international human rights treaty

HSF promotes Magdalena Blanch-de Wilt, Chevi Levin, Kai Low, Kristin Northway to executive counsel

HSF promotes Magdalena Blanch-de Wilt, Chevi Levin, Kai Low, Kristin Northway to executive counsel

Recent global promotion round includes 21 counsel, four knowledge counsel

Federal Court grants liquidated damages in case involving power purchase agreements

Federal Court grants liquidated damages in case involving power purchase agreements

Ruling says licensed electricity provider can retain interim payments received under court orders

KWM to welcome competition partner Jennifer Barron in June

KWM to welcome competition partner Jennifer Barron in June

She has been general counsel, merger reform at ACCC

Ashurst names three new partners in Australia

Ashurst names three new partners in Australia

This is part of a global promotions round that saw 20 make partner

Federal Court approves scheme of arrangement deal between De Grey Mining and Northern Star Resources

Federal Court approves scheme of arrangement deal between De Grey Mining and Northern Star Resources

Ruling addresses parties' requested exemption from US Securities Act registration requirements

South Australia implements strict new laws against child sex offenders

South Australia implements strict new laws against child sex offenders

The laws have been described as the toughest of their kind in the country

Federal Circuit and Family Court adjusts procedure for urgent initiating applications

Federal Circuit and Family Court adjusts procedure for urgent initiating applications

Changes also affect family law (airport) watchlist applications in first and second divisions