Recent decision finds prison authority owed a duty to take reasonable steps to ensure that inmate did not suffer from COVID-19.

The court clarified when a Health Council is acting in the public interest when imposing registration restrictions.

Anticipated amendments to the Defamation Act will cover a number of significant changes to the law of defamation.

The new statutory tort for serious invasion of privacy represents a significant change to the way that the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) regulates privacy.

This Supreme Court decision considered the level of detail required for a valid payment schedule under the BIF Act.

The unsuccessful contractor was directed to pay the full costs of adjudication of the construction payment claims.

The ruling provides a restructure rollover opportunity for Queensland small businesses to move into a company structure.

Article answers questions that arise for employers when selling their business.

Whether a monetary advance from parents to a child is a loan or a gift often can only be decided on a case-by-case basis.

Superannuation benefits sit outside of a Will and do not automatically form part of one's personal estate on death.

The WIPO General Assembly approved the convening of diplomatic conferences for two proposed international agreements.

Following QPBO Act changes, here sets out what steps should be taken now depending on how a pharmacy business is currently structured.

Overview on what has changed, why it was changed, and importantly, how it may impact you.

Social media posts have been used as evidence in disputes involving compensation, employment and defamation law.

Discusses key clauses & considerations including rights & benefits, payment, exclusivity, IP rights, term & termination.

Lawyers to read contract clauses carefully to determine if they are fair and to make sure it only goes just far enough to protect legitimate interests

A series of reforms aimed at preventing illegal ‘phoenix' activity has been implemented.

A will does not need to look official, but it must be in writing, be signed by the testator and witnessed by two people.

In Queensland, the Public Trustee provides financial, guardianship and trustee and estate administration services.

The practice of PSU officers filing complaints & providing their reports to the Council &/or Commission raises significant legal concerns.