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    The first category 1 WHS prosecution in New South Wales: The meaning of Reckless

    Category 1 is when a duty holder recklessly exposes a person to whom a duty is owed to a risk of death or serious injury.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
  • Article

    The first category 1 WHS prosecution in NSW: The meaning of Reckless

    The decision particularly examines what constitutes "reckless" for the purpose of the penalty provisions of the WHS Act.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
  • Article

PPSA terminology

When it is implemented, the PPSA will introduce an assortment of new terminology.
AustraliaFinance and Banking
Swaab Attorneys
Swaab Attorneys
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    Using the Olympics in mar­ket­ing can be legal­ly risky

    Considers the legal framework surrounding protection of the Olympic insignia & ambush marketing in relation to the Olympics.
    AustraliaIntellectual Property
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    Can I write an article about my business competitor?

    If you run a business and publish industry articles, there is a fine line between general comment and commercial conduct.
    AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    Pri­or­i­ty notices in NSW: Pru­dent or impractical?

    Priority notices are a quick and cheap tool to preserve the priority of future dealings, but their uptake has been slow.
    AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
  • Article

    Use it or lose it: a recent case on the law of adverse possession

    The case highlighted how land could be lost to adverse possession if it is overlooked by executors of a deceased estate.
    AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
  • Article

    National Transport & Logistics Regulation becomes a reality. Is your supply chain ready?

    The establishment of two new national transport regulators represents a critical shift in land transport regulation.
    AustraliaTransport
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    Navigating Priority Disputes under the PPSR: Pathways and considerations for Secured Parties

    Overview of the pathways for resolving priority disputes under the PPS Act and their key components and implications.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
  • Article

    Compulsory vaccinations for employees: The legal position

    If employ­ers intend to man­date that employ­ees be vac­ci­nat­ed for COVID-19, they need to jus­ti­fy the direc­tion.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
  • Article

    Important update: Preparing for anti-money legislation (AML) reforms effective 1 July 2026

    Changes to anti-money laundering requirements are designed to strengthen protections against financial crime & bring Australia into line with international standards.
    AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    A condition using the term - Applicant - can impose a restriction related to the identity of the user only

    A more careful examination of conditions of development consent is required and the term 'Applicant' should be avoided.
    AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    New Australian Consumer Law guarantees - what do they mean for your business?

    On 1 January 2011, the Competition and Consumer Act 2011 replaced the Trade Practices Act (TPA). The consumer protection provisions are now part of the new Australian Consumer Law (ACL), a schedule to the Act. This new law now encompasses the consumer protection provisions that were in the TPA and the Fair Trading Acts of each of the states and territories.
    AustraliaConsumer Protection
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
  • Article

    ACCC report highlights penalties for franchisors for failing to meet disclosure obligations

    Franchisors will be pursued and infringement notices issued for failure to adequately comply with code disclosure requirements. .
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
  • Article

    Can termination upon reasonable notice still be implied into an employment contract?

    While the issue is unclear, employers should ensure they have up to date contracts with appropriate notice provisions.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    Can you dismiss an employee for a Facebook post?

    In brief – Postings on social media can have consequences for employees An employee who thinks that they may say what they want about their employer on Facebook with total immunity from consequences is foolish, according to Fair Work Australia (FWA).
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    Casual employee lodges unfair dismissal claim after being sacked via a text message

    The Sedina Sokolovic case, Fair Work Australia has sent a clear warning to employers thinking of dismissing their employees by text message.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    The proper scope of the anti-bullying jurisdiction in the workplace

    The FWC expressed disquiet about the way in which some applicants used the anti-bullying jurisdiction in the workplace.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    Time of reckoning for non-compete clauses

    Non-Compete clauses are under attack from various quarters.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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    Assessing Scope 3 Emissions: An analysis of the implications of Denman Aberdeen Muswellbrook Scone Healthy Environment Group Inc v MACH Energy Australia Pty Ltd [2025] NSWCA 163 (the Mount Pleasant decision)

    Court overturned a coal mine expansion for failing to assess local climate impacts from Scope 3 emissions, setting a precedent for stricter project scrutiny.
    AustraliaEnvironment
    Swaab Attorneys
    Swaab Attorneys
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