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Recent case highlights to councils not to delay proceedings for unpaid rates as they may have less than 12 years to make a claim.

Landlords who knowingly allow illicit tobacco or unlawful vaping products to be sold from their premises could face serious penalties, including fines & imprisonment.

This recent case clarifies what NSW courts expect when a party is alleging a breach of a statutory duty of care.

The UCT regime impacts all standard form contracts in the building and construction industry.

The duties of a director of a charity come from two main sources of law: the common law and legislation.

This case provides the first example of how the courts are likely to apply the new tort.

BvG shows testamentary capacity is about understanding & intention, not perfection. This principle must guide us even in today's digital age.

This is an update about the NSW modern slavery legislation and potential impacts for future reporting in Australia.

Reputation is the essence of an individual’s standing within the community. A person’s goodwill or repute can significantly affect their personal relationships, business prospects, employment opportunities, and overall engagement in society. Damage to reputation, whether through written or spoken statements, can therefore have serious and lasting consequences.

Opinion piece on future legal trends. Article contains links to further articles for a more in depth view.

When developers start showing some interest in the land the timeshare is on, the option of selling looks very attractive.

Cutting corners on legal process when it comes to asset protection is invariably a false economy.

The case illustrates that it is important to gather evidence which tests the factual assertions before briefing experts.

If you are going through a family law separation or divorce and one of you holds a minority interest in a private company, the valuation of that interest is likely to be one of the most contested and consequential issues in your property settlement. You might assume that obtaining a business valuation expert will resolve the question.

Article provides an understanding of class actions; how they work, and more importantly, how they differ from other proceedings.

The Workers Compensation Act defines two types of injury which may be compensable: personal or disease injuries.

At both state and federal levels, a party with a "sufficient interest" may apply to fully or partly set aside a subpoena.