Harrison v Trustee for UBT Marketing Trust considered the potential for workplace bullying in remote working environment

Presumption of revocation - if the original Will cannot be found, the law presumes that the deceased destroyed it with the intention of revoking it.

Licence holders and their authorised representatives should review the scope of their CAR agreements.

Companies need to identify gaps in their cybersecurity risk management and fix them fast.

War highlights that financial services entities need to ensure their monitoring & compliance activities are up-to-date.

This shift to electronic lodging of land ownership details will ensure more efficient and secure processes.

Email service of a payment claim can be valid if implied by prior use, but adjudication timing rules must be strictly followed.

Brief discussion about changes to & initiatives in building & construction law.

Employers will have greater flexibility in designing the underlying mechanics of their Employee Share Schemes (ESS).

Full Federal Court decision has overturned 15 years of Australian Taxation Office administration with respect to UPEs.

The Privacy Act has been amended to increase the monetary penalties for serious privacy breaches.

The decision in Manariti v Universal Property Group1 answers this ancient Security of Payment riddle.

Companies need to be aware of their filing obligation and should seek advice with responding to ASIC investigations and enforcement actions.

The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia has issued a stark warning about the dangers of relying on generative AI in litigation, particularly for self-represented litigants. In Ba v Sterling Parts Australia Pty Ltd, the Court dismissed a claim after the applicant failed to produce documents referenced in his evidence list, which appeared to be AI-generated fabrications.

When undertaking a redundancy process & considering a s120 application, "other acceptable employment" does not mean any job offer.

The recent claim against Vanguard comes as ASIC has announced that action against greenwashing is a priority.

The rules for the taking of evidence for overseas proceedings differs in each Australian State and Territory.

Taking steps to prevent or manage data breaches may reduce adverse effects and mitigate a potential lost reputation.

While the vast majority of construction sites will remain closed, some projects can now reopen.

The construction and infrastructure sector has experienced a year of sustained turbulence.