It is important to protect what you have built by including restraint terms in the employment contracts of your staff.

Time at home allows you to focus on tasks that may have been put off before COVID-19, including your estate planning.

Injured employees who have been receiving workers compensation should review all their employment records.

Employers should ensure compliance with the Privacy Act when dealing with personal information of staff and consumers.

Research is the key to finding the right home, the right loan and the right legal representative to help buy that home.

Epstein changes Will leaving everything to a private trust thus making it more difficult for his accusers to receive damages.

Choosing a real estate agent is a business decision, so you should employ the best person for you and your expectations.

Secure all instructions and agreed terms at the commencement of a lease matter in case of any subsequent dispute.

The WCC found that Seven Network was the main contributing factor to her injury, so she was entitled to compensation.

NSW legislation now allows for electronic witnessing of legal documents, including Wills, during the COVID-19 lockdown.

It has become evident that COVID-19 has presented various difficulties for how we conduct the estate planning process.

Article warns parents and students to be careful at the end of school parties.

Article outlines the things that an employer should do when providing an annualised salary.

Title insurance is taken out before settlement and provides you with protection for as long as you own the property.

Casual employees who work regular hours are likely to be considered permanent employees. Links to case & story.

Essential workers do not need to prove where they contracted COVID-19 when making a workers compensation claim in NSW.

This case was the first workers compensation dispute relating to COVID-19 to be determined by a tribunal in Australia.

This change benefits people injured at work or on the road with a single tribunal - more efficient and easy to navigate.

A PB report is an extremely important part of the due diligence process so that you understand exactly what you are buying.

NSW is steadily progressing to its clearly stated goal, the adoption of wholly electronic processes for conveyancing.