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When serving a document, you must follow the rules on service strictly (either under the contract or under statute).

The privilege belongs to the client and can be waived or lost by the client's actions in relation to the communication.

The Code aims to provide support and relief for tenants and landlords in financial distress from the COVID-19 crisis.

Owners corporations, strata managers and strata committees should be aware of their ongoing obligations during this pandemic.

This article explains how courts apply statutory interpretation rules, such as the extrinsic materials rule under section 34 of the NSW Interpretation Act 1987.

The Government has indicated in principle support to some of the recommendations and has sought clarification on others.

New amendments allow contractors in the Greater Sydney area to perform recommissioning works on some construction sites.

Supply chain management and logistics account for a significant proportion of the cost of providing goods and services.

The WorkChoices Legislation has injected a significant degree of complexity into what already was an intricate industrial relations system, founded upon a number of disparate and at times eclipsing Federal & State laws and industrial instruments. This article looks briefly at what AWAs are and whether employers should consider using them.

Having your Will drafted by a skilled lawyer can help minimise the chances of a claim being made against your estate.

If you want to apply for a divorce in Australia either you or your spouse need to have some connection with Australia.

Case highlights estate planning risks after separation and why updating your will matters.

The number of parents taking their children out of the country without the permission of the other parent is increasing.

These cases indicate that the U.S. courts are willing to view LLM training as fair use.

Revenue NSW has indicated that it will closely scrutinise all simultaneous put & call options from an anti-avoidance perspective.

Many people choose to pay more for products labelled "free-range" because they believe that the animals used in their production were treated in a more humane way. However, the ACCC's recent successful prosecution of egg producers demonstrates that such labelling can be misleading.

The ACCC took enforcement action against standard form consumer contract terms which were unfair and unenforceable.