Understanding the impact of the Moore v Scenic Tours decision on consumer claims during COVID-19. Get valuable insights and guidance for businesses providing touring services.
With many family law property settlements, there may be possible taxation or duty consequences that neither spouse has considered. In this blog we will explore
The Australian Government announced an extension to the JobKeeper payment scheme on 21 July 2020 which will commence on 28 September 2020 and end on
Explore the complexities of patent rights and ownership in Australia. Understand the potential impact on your purchased goods.
Find out how the US Supreme Court ruling on the Booking.com case could set a precedent for domain name trademarks.
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Lorna Jane fined for unlawful advertising. Learn about the allegations and penalties related to ‘anti-virus activewear’.
Franchisees may often consider their obligations under the Franchise Agreement as onerous and unequal. This perception, in of itself, does not necessarily affect the validity
We are in the middle of winter – depending on where you live in Australia it can be a miserable time weather-wise, with cold and
Under the Competition and Consumer (Industry Codes-Franchising) Regulation 2014 (the ‘Code‘), a franchisor is required to update their Disclosure Document annually, within 4 months following the end
Subleasing – What is it? Subleasing refers to an agreement made between a tenant of a property, to a third party for a portion of
The new financial year brings a myriad of changes to employment laws including the new flexibility offered around the government’s Paid Parental Leave (PPL) scheme.
The NSW Government has been continuing its effort to foster public confidence in the building and construction industry with the Building and Development Certifiers Regulation
Tracking by Numbers On 22 June 2020, royal assent was given to the Treasury Laws Amendment (Registries Modernisation and Other Measures) Act 2020 (Cth)[1] (the Registries Modernisation Act)
In this article Principal Lawyer Peter Bobbin outlines the factors one should consider when setting up a family discretionary trust.
The Federal Court of Australia has provided a timely reminder to businesses about exploiting vulnerable workers and the severe penalties attached to producing false records
In March this year the Australian Government introduced temporary changes to the insolvency laws in Australia which were designed as a safety net to enable businesses to
The NSW Parliament recently passed the much-anticipated Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (NSW) in response to the highly publicised defect issues with Mascot Towers and Opal
A recent decision of the Family Court serves as a reminder of the cornerstone of parenting cases: the best interests of the child. The case
Coleman Greig is delighted to announce that Senior Legal Clerk, Wendy Cousens has been named a finalist in the Lawyers Weekly Australian Law Awards 2020 in the category of ‘Legal Support Professional of the Year’.
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