The article focusses on what to do if you receive a claim or are aware of circumstances which may later lead to a claim.

Any contract or lease for property in Queensland should appropriately address this increased liability for land tax.

Bega has won the right to use the iconic yellow lid, clear jar and red and blue labelling on its peanut butter jars.

Temporary amendments to the Corporations Act reinstate the electronic execution of documents and virtual meetings.

These drastic changes to the FIRB regime represent the Government's aim to ensure the survival of Australian business.

The UCT regime will be reformed by new legislation proposed for 2021 with strong civil penalties for non-compliance.

These new rules aim to reduce the number of superannuation accounts established each time an employee starts a new role.

Many companies are exploring ways to jointly develop renewable energy projects and extract minerals from the same land.

Both international and Australian developers are eager to capitalise on Australia's abundant offshore wind resources.

Explanation of changes effected by amendments to EP&A Regulation and the introduction of the COVID Act.

FIRB will carefully examine the use of family arrangements by foreign investors to purchase Australian property.

The Singapore Mediation Convention aims to provide a framework for international enforcement of mediated settlements.

Discussion about parliamentary privilege. Recent case example of the expansive scope of parliamentary privilege.

The Code mandates compulsory agreements between growers and traders and introduces civil penalties for non-compliance.

The global focus on renewable energy projects has increased, as are renewable energy initiatives by the mining sector.

This article examines the mechanisms that determine who is insured under a contract and how policies define the parties.

Those involved in the supply chain of building products will need to ensure that a product is safe and fit for purpose.

The Supreme Court ruled on whether a mining lease constitutes an 'interest in land' under the Duties Act 2001 (Qld).

New Queensland legislation alters the status quo with respect to the rights of both parties in a residential tenancy.

A number of smart city initiatives could generate privacy concerns, when they involve collecting personal information.