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If astroturfing misleads consumers, it breaches Australian Consumer Law.

Key developments in the Casual Employment space including the outcome of Workpac v Rossato & reforms to modern awards.

Litigation is a key area in which confusion about document retention obligations can have damaging consequences.

New amendments allow contractors in the Greater Sydney area to perform recommissioning works on some construction sites.

The new service replaces the previous State and Territory systems and is administered and managed by ASIC.

Once you have identified, valued and protected your brands, you would be in a position to exploit the potential in them.

Any producer or seller must take care to ensure that the labelling and marketing of their goods is accurate and clear.

Retailers must not mislead customers about the amount of money they are saving during advertised sale periods.

Actions against the former directors included copyright infringement, breach of confidence and breach of fiduciary duty.

A testamentary trust is a trust that is created under a will and comes into effect after you die for estate planning.

Step-children may be able to make a claim if they are able to prove their eligibility and inadequate provision for them.

A snack food company has finally been approved to use the brand name "Nuckin Futs", after a long trade mark battle.

Although the agreement tried to substitute Washington State law, the ACL applied to the supply under the contract.

All properties listed for sale or for lease with a swimming pool in NSW must have a valid swimming pool certificate.

Any orders made by the FCF­COA should be fol­lowed unless an agree­ment is reached with the oth­er par­ent to amend the Order.

Your will must be written and executed correctly to comply with the requirements prescribed under the Succession Act.

End of year parties present difficult challenges for employers in minimising risks of liability for their employees.