The timing of a transaction can be fundamental to its success or failure.

Because of misleading or deceptive statements, franchise agreements were void, so franchisees should be compensated.

All employers are reminded of the importance of complying with their consultation obligations when introducing change.

Determining what can (or should) be included in an Enterprise Agreement can at times be difficult for employers.

Guide helps determine whether an injured person has sustained minor or non-minor injuries for the purpose of liability decisions.

In commercial negotiations, a principal may insist on being named as an insured on the contractor's insurance policy.

Presented by General Insurance Partner Peter Bennett and Associate Linda Huynh on Tuesday 6 July 2021, this webinar examines a range of significant cases relating to apportionment and contribution in insurance.

Making appropriate notes in medical records is best practice for clinical care, and to facilitate any defence of a claim.

A recent NCAT disciplinary decision about a practitioner who unintentionally breached the Harman obligation.

These are five points about electronic communications, via email and the internet, that you should be familiar with.

Two recent and quite significant penalties were imposed for organisations that failed to comply with the Spam Act.

Cloud storage and the protection of personal information is a vexed and difficult issue for companies to deal with.

The Australian Cyber Security Centre recommends eight mitigation strategies as a baseline defence against cyber crime.

You may be liable for the negligence of your designated driver if it is your car and you are a passenger.

When doing business with anyone, mutual expectations must be agreed upon.

Companies can now sign documents by electronic means and with directors using electronic signatures.

Vaccination is required for workers in the education and childcare industry in NSW, Victoria, ACT and Northern Territory - and it will soon be required in Western Australia.

Increasing headwinds of global economic uncertainty will influence the ultimate agenda of insolvency law reform.

Creditors should review their ts & cs & internal collections practices so that you are ready for insolvencies.

This NSW conveyancing regulation is a legislative response to the court decision of BP7 Pty Ltd v Gavancorp.