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    Watch out for sham contracting

    Explains sham contracting and risk factors including converting existing employees to contractors.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
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    Evidence knocked back in family law case due to best interests of the child

    This recent Family Court decision is a reminder of the cornerstone of parenting cases: the best interests of the child.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
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    Exclusive occupation of family home after separation

    The Court has a wide discretion in deciding occupation orders for separated couples who cannot share the family home.
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    Parental alienation in Family Law

    Parental alienation is where one parent psychologically manipulates their child to turn against the other parent.
    AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial
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    Separated families: the dos and donts of international travel

    To avoid overseas travel turning into a dispute, separated parents should consider including provisions in court orders.
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    The importance of a professionally drafted Will

    A poorly drafted Will can cause problems for the executor and beneficiaries, and lead to a significant increase in costs.
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    Repair or remake? Australian position on patent rights after sale.

    Our law grants an Implied Licence to use a good & the related IP. This is different from the US exhaustion of rights.
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    Repair or remake? The position in Australia on patent rights after sale

    When you purchase a good or service in which any IP rights are vested, you are granted an Implied Licence to use it.
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    Buyer Beware – All creative care and no responsibility - website development

    Many businesses seek specialist help to increase their online presence - but you must first read the contract fine print.
    AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
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    Is Big Brother always watching? ACCC v Google LLC

    Recent ACCC v Google case shows willingness of ACCC to apply ACL to matters of online data protection.
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    Building law reform for NSW residential apartment buildings: Beware builders and developers

    This Act is in response to continued and growing concerns about the quality of NSW residential apartment construction.
    AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
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    Have your breached your duty of care? Understanding claims under the Design and Building Practitioners Act

    The duty of care can be breached by almost anyone involved in carrying out construction work, including builders & architects.
    AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
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    It is just not fair! The effects of the unfair contract terms regime on leases

    The Unfair Contract Regime may become useful for people to avoid certain clauses in a lease because they are unfair.
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    New building law reform for residential apartment buildings in NSW: Beware builders and developers

    The NSW Government has power to order the investigation and rectifying of defects in residential apartment buildings.
    AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
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    NSW building law reform for residential apartment buildings: Beware builders and developers

    The new Act will assist with continued and growing concerns about the quality of NSW residential apartment construction.
    AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
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    Safe havens in The Hills - for victims of domestic violence

    The Council will provide developers with bonus floor space if they include transitional housing in their developments.
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    Security of Payment Act: payment claims in a digital age

    SOPA Notices such as Payment Claims and Payment Schedules can be served by email in certain circumstances.
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    Understanding provisional sum and prime cost items in building contracts

    All parties to a building contract should understand how these clauses operate before the contract is signed.
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    Liang Case – Reaffirmation that the burden of proof rests with the taxpayer

    Onus remained with the taxpayers to prove that the amounts were not-assessable amounts.
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    Avoid losing your train of thought with new Twitter thread

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