Department of Defence of Australian Government

Asia & Pacific Legal Chronicle. November 12, 2021

Australian Commonwealth Department of Defence’s A$1 Billion+ Contract with Telstra

By Sonia Carcano

Clayton Utz advised the Australian Commonwealth Department of Defence on a landmark $1 billion contract with Telstra. Australian Department of Defence and Telstra (ASX:TLS) renewed their contract for...

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Otis Worldwide Corporation’s $1.5 Billion Notes Offering

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Acqualimp’s Acquisition of Tigre

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The Diarra Ruling On The Transfer Of Players Within The EU And The FIFA Regulation On The Status And Transfer Of Players

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