Charities should consider new technologies and financial models, and a working relationship with government and business.

Unfair terms that appear in standard form contracts involving small business will be void and cannot be relied upon.

This is the first conviction under the model WHS laws for a failure by a duty holder to consult with another duty holder.

A number of high-profile industrial incidents in Australia demonstrate the effect of increased expectations and positive obligations on employers.

These changes potentially affect all businesses, but in particular those in franchising or licensing or distribution.

The building and construction industries provide residential, commercial, industrial, civil and other construction services, including...

In the decision of Mason v Cashel Financial Services Pty Limited [2021] NSWSC 201 delivered on 9 March 2021, the Supreme Court of NSW confirmed that an indemnity in a contract between an AFSL holder and its authorised representative, ...

Currently, information for consumers having cosmetic medical and surgical procedures is of variable accuracy and quality.

All food utensils, no matter how stylish or fashionable, must comply with the requirements of the Food Standards Code.

These applications will impact on the way in which unfair preference claims are prosecuted and how they are defended.

New insolvency regime – what it will involve, who will be impacted, summary of the Factsheet issued by Treasury.

Universal Music owns copyright in the song "We're Not Gonna Take It" and claims that any use is copyright infringement.

Summary of recent case which decided whether claimant had an active psychiatric disorder for the purposes of the MAI Act.

Facts & important takeaways from recent personal injury case.

A privacy policy is a document that sets out how a business collects, holds, uses, and discloses personal information.

Management of defective or incomplete building works: the regulator & their powers and how to lodge a complaint.

From 11 October 2021, New South Wales will have 100 per cent e-conveyancing. Changes for land owners.

The NSW Government has extended the protections under the regulation for eligible tenants to 31 December 2020.

Readers will recall from an article Holman Webb published back in 2018 that the Australian Cybersecurity Centre recommended eight best-practice mitigation strategies that organisations should implement as a baseline defence ...

New regulations have been introduced to ensure that the government has knowledge of cyber incidences.