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The High Court provides a test, the "relevant approach" test, for vicarious liability for an employee's wrongful acts.

The court's power to make an order for the payment of spouse maintenance is exercised on a discretionary basis.

2 Shores Pty Ltd v Workers Compensation Nominal Insurer [2024] NSWPIC 721

Tips and traps for tenants to consider before signing a lease over commercial or industrial premises.

Article explains how relief against forfeiture operates, discretionary factors courts take into account & protecting yourself.

Depending on the circumstances in your lease, you may be able to terminate your lease depending on the extent of the damage.

Solicitors should be aware of their disclosure and show cause obligations, if convicted of criminal or tax offences.

Article examines 2 recent scandals and identifies some lessons for employers when investigating workplace complaints.

Discussion about recent case where council needed to sell property of ratepayer to recover grossly overdue rates.

This case contains legal issues of interest to councils, including the obligation to assess, and warn of, obvious risks.

This article is a summary of the main changes which will now typically apply to leasing transactions in New South Wales.

An application for preliminary discovery is an effective way to determine whether you have a viable claim against another party.

NSW councils must protect themselves and their communities by addressing this legislation in their contracts.

Numerous judgments in the NSW Land and Environment Court have considered the scope of non-discretionary development standards under the State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 2021 (Housing SEPP).

Selling a business may mean either selling assets and operations, or selling shares in a company which operates the business.

Design and building practitioners in NSW should be aware of some of these key issues from the new Act and Regulation.

A subpoena is a court order that requires the recipient to produce documents, attend court to give evidence, or both.