Engaging in a process to resolve family law disputes can be a dauting process. It is well known that matters taken to the Court are
Can Employers Mandate COVID-19 Vaccinations For Staff? With lockdowns in New South Wales and Victoria likely to continue until October 2021 and State Premiers saying
The New Court: 1 September 2021 marked the commencement of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (the Court) which merged the Family Court of Australia
Our pens have been down on a related article for all of two minutes before the subject of COVID-19-related employer liability has resurfaced, and we
The recent fire in Milan caused by combustible cladding reiterates the ongoing dangers of delays in remedying the issues. It has been almost seven (7)
You may have heard about the latest COVID-19 safety measure to be introduced – rapid antigen testing (RA testing). It has been introduced as part
China is universally regarded as an exciting growth opportunity for Australian companies of all sizes. The opportunity includes selling your products and services into one
This latest blog is a follow up from my blog COVID-19 Regulations 2021 for Retail and Commercial Leasing – The Great Stalemate! Thankfully, the government has
We recently acted for a married couple who were the purchasers of some property in Western Sydney. After some negotiations resulting in the entry into
As we set out in our previous Commercial Matters Blog, which can be found here, the Treasury Laws Amendment (2021 Measures No.1) Act 2021 (Cth) (the Act) received Royal
Assisted by James Duff Further to our previous article entitled The NSW Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 – Reforms for the Construction Industry and Building
On 13 August 2021 the Treasury Laws Amendment (2021 Measures No.1) Bill 2021 (the Bill) finally received Royal Assent. It takes effect on and from 14 August 2021.
Case law has been particularly influential of late in broadening Australia’s understanding of when employers can and can’t mandate a vaccine, and when they can
Justice Beach of the Federal Court of Australia has decided that an artificial intelligence system can be an “inventor” for the purposes of the Patents Act. Read more in Rebecca Hegarty’s recent IP Quick Intellect Blog.
The Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner, Angelene Falk, has found that ride-sharing giant Uber, which includes US-based Uber Technologies, Inc. and Dutch-based Uber B.V.
This article follows on from the previous article that outlined how our Estate Planning Team are overcoming the barriers to meeting with clients face to face and
It is not a shock to anyone that COVID-19 has disrupted a lot of our daily lives and normal ways of doing things. This article
Australia has reached a pinnacle moment in the development of the law of casual employment. This moment has been marked by the introduction of an
An inheritance refers to a gift, devise or bequest of property which a person may receive under the Will of a person who has died.
The recent decision of the Supreme Court of NSW in MGW Engineering Pty Ltd t/a Forefront Services v CMOC Mining Pty Ltd [2021] NSWSC 514
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