This decision is a timely reminder that termination entitlements must be paid in full on the employee's final day.

The principle in Kennon (where the assessment is adjusted due to family violence) applies in exceptional circumstances.

What does "best interests" look like at the moment?

Whilst Indemnity Cost Orders are uncommon in Family Law matters, there are circumstances where they may be sought.

A party who has been forced to incur legal costs in an unreasonable situation, may seek costs from the other side.

The national scheme now makes new domestic violence orders automatically enforceable in every State and Territory.

Financial Agreements, ('prenups'), must be arranged with care, fairness and without pressure, to avoid future challenges.

There are cost-effective steps to try to recover a debt before litigation, such as a letter of demand or mediation.

A number of workplace relations issues may become significant differentiators between Government and Opposition parties.

Australia will reopen its international borders on Monday 21 February 2022.

Legislative requirements of the TSS visa have been released and the GTS will be piloted from 1 July 2018 for 12 months.

The best course is to have your own IP expert assist you while you are considering the branding.

The High Court has recently clarified that the law on exhaustion of IP rights after sale in Australia is in line with the US.

Court considers a defamation case based on an emoji. Key lessons conveyed.

Lax security measures online leave your brand open to reputational damage – or far worse, if you're particularly unlucky.

For those seeking to "get out" of transactions, COVID-19 restrictions may provide the avenue they need.

Corporate shield doesn't provide builders or directors with a complete indemnity, for misleading and deceptive conduct.

Liquidated damages clauses often fix the amount that must be paid to the client for loss caused by delays.

It is important to respond correctly to a Payment Claim regardless of whether it is considered to be valid.

After 1 July 2025, taxpayers will no longer be able to claim a deduction for GIC and SIC