The Treasury and Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 (NSW) (Bill) passed on 21 September 2023. The Bill implements the NSW Government’s 2023-24 Budget and makes
A year ago, franchisors in Australia were required under the Franchise Code of Conduct (Code) to create a profile and upload their information onto the
Co-authored by Olivia Camilleri The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) requires businesses to provide automatic consumer rights known as consumer guarantees. It is essential Australian businesses
When you buy an apartment in a strata scheme, you become part of a community that has certain rights and responsibilities specific to your strata
Co-authored by Chris Gosling Are you navigating your way through a relationship breakdown? Do you need to work out how to proceed with respect to
Co-authored by Olivia Camilleri Your intellectual property is a business asset that can grow in value and generate a profitable revenue stream. Many intellectual property
Co-authored by Lara So and Jason Vo COVID-19 forced workplaces to implement remote working arrangements. Now operating in a post-pandemic context, many workplaces have implemented
Background The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) voids unfair contract terms (UCT) in standard form consumer and small business contracts involving the supply of goods or
Co-authored by Olivia Camilleri A robust system of accountability for individuals and corporations engaging in misleading and deceptive conduct has been established under the Australian
PPSA Update for September Litigants often use the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA) as a potential source for windfalls. There is justification for
Co-authored by Anthony Losurdo The NSW Government’s reforms The NSW Government’s Construct NSW transformation plan aims to reinstate public trust in the building and construction
Co-authored by Lara So Many employers question how they can appropriately manage the productivity of employees who are working from home. Since COVID lockdowns resulted
Why the Act was introduced The Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act (Act) came into effect in October 1999. It was introduced to
Co-authored by Michael Kinsella Separating from your partner often involves significant social, financial and mental strain. In Australia, thanks to the high cost of living,
Co-authored by Jace Coaldrake-Redhouse Standard form home building contracts are commonly used for residential building work throughout Australia. They play a vital role in protecting
If you’ve made the difficult decision to see a family lawyer, here’s how to make the most out of your initial consultation: Understanding the basic
Co-authored by Anthony Losurdo “Variation” can be a scary word in the building industry. Disagreements about variations are a common cause of disputes and litigation.
Co-authored by Anthony Losurdo Provisional sum and prime cost items are allowances made for works, materials or labour that can’t be adequately quantified when a
Co-authored by Bailey Fraser and Jace Coaldrake-Redhouse You may have come across a clause in a contract, agreement or deed called a “non-disparagement clause” and
Co-authored by Lara So On 24 July 2023, Industrial Relations Minister, The Hon Tony Burke MP, announced that the Australian Government will reform the definition
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