In the last couple of weeks, a class action underpayment suit has been filed in the Federal Court against Domino’s Pizza. It alleges that Domino’s engaged
As professional advisors we often hear the same story from our older clients: they have worked hard, their adult children have left home, and they
Stephen Booth Recent cases involving Jack de Belin (St. George Dragons, NRL) and Israel Folau (Waratahs, Rugby Australia) have cast some interesting light on some
Stephen Booth We are about to step into a new financial year, which means that numerous reference points relevant to employment law will alter due
Lisa Qiu Australia’s immigration intake was an unsurprisingly hot topic throughout the recent election campaign period, and now that Scott Morrison’s Coalition government has emerged victorious, the
Andrew Grima Assisted by James Duff. Prior to the Coalition’s shock victory in the recent federal election, Prime Minister Scott Morrison proposed a new ‘First Home
Megan Day Family Lawyers often hear clients detail the reasons why their children should spend more time with them, and less time with the other parent.
Karina Penfold For someone whose job it is to deal with deceased people’s property every day, it never fails to surprise me how few people
In an increasingly digital world, businesses have become more and more reliant on their information technology systems and software ‘solutions’. This reliance has been compounded
The reasons that a business owner might look towards selling their business are many and varied – with the choice potentially being triggered by an expression of
Andrew Grima This article is part one of an ongoing series that Coleman Greig will be publishing on affordable housing. Affordable housing is a complicated
The administration of a deceased estate is often an onerous and thankless task, generally involving a significant amount of work and worry – the extent of
When a person maintains a home in Australia but lives and works in another country, it can often complicate the assessment of their status as
As lawyers, it is imperative that we provide proper advice to our clients with respect to their entitlements within family law matters. When parties have interests
Elements of a “genuine redundancy” The term “redundancy” in an employment context refers to a situation where an employer no longer requires the role that the relevant employee(s)
The recent state election has brought with it an increased focus on immigration. While immigration is usually an area regulated by the Federal government, NSW
Many business owners, as well as those responsible for the management of employees, shudder at the very thought that they may one day have to terminate
As noted by my colleague Catherine Sedgley in her summary, the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services (“Committee”) recently issued its long-awaited Report on the operation and
Children on the Autism Spectrum and those with other Special Needs in the Family Court – What arrangements work? Within the context of parenting matters, the
“Please be advised the matter surrounding the Opal Tower Homebush was not built by our company. The building was built by a company with a
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