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Queensland civil proceedings follow a structured disclosure process where parties must deliver lists of directly relevant documents within 28 days of pleadings closing, with copies provided upon request within 14 days. While privileged documents are listed, their contents remain withheld, and parties may require inspection of originals or arrange bulk production when standard delivery proves impractical due to volume or document characteristics.

Employee enters your office, shakes your hand, coughs, and then sits in your chair to tell you that he needs time off because the doctor has informed him that he has "active tuberculosis" and will need some time away from work while undergoing treatment. What happens next?

To date, British Columbia's courts have not established a legal test for evaluating undue influence in the creation of an enduring power of attorney.

2019 brought some interesting and important case law of relevance to Scottish commercial contract lawyers. Summarised below are our pick of 2019's top contract law cases from north and south of the border.

This newsletter includes links to recent documents relating to superannuation, funds management and financial services.

Criminal liability in Nathans Finance case echos Centro ruling making it clear directors must apply their own judgement in exercise of their duties rather than relying on management and expert advice.

Thresholds differ between NSW and Queensland legislation.

Topics covered include summary judgment, new issues on appeal, child and spousal support payment calculations, appeal rights under the Bankruptcy Act, and priority of creditors in garnishments proceedings.

This health alert contains news from various Australian jurisdictions and authorities.

When a bank sells mortgaged property for less than expected, property owners may wonder whether they have grounds to take legal action. Queensland law imposes specific duties on mortgagees conducting property sales, requiring them to act in good faith and take reasonable care regarding market value.

Receiving a notice of exercise of power of sale marks a critical juncture in mortgage enforcement proceedings, raising urgent questions about whether the property sale can be prevented or delayed. This article examines the legal framework governing mortgagee sales in Queensland, the procedural requirements lenders must satisfy, and the practical remedies available to borrowers facing imminent property disposal through power of sale.

Following are our summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario for the week of July 21-25, 2025. It was a light week.

The Supreme Court has surprised everyone by doing a u-turn on anti-oral variation clauses, reversing the relatively recent position formed by the courts in 2016, which had found that a contract...

This issue of ENS' tax in brief provides a comprehensive snapshot of recent tax developments in South Africa, covering significant Supreme Court and High Court judgments on taxpayer representation and customs seizures, legislative amendments to customs rules and fuel levies, SARS publications on compliance requirements, and updates on exchange control regulations including crypto asset treatment.

The Farm Protection Regime in Manitoba is built upon a disjointed combination of Federal and Provincial Statutes. Through multiple notice requirements, various administrative stays...