In Queensland, a request for documents can be via a solicitor's letter, a Notice of Non-Party Disclosure or a subpoena.

Employer endorsed Christmas functions can be enjoyable, but the activities of some staff may be of concern to employers.

As employers, you should be aware of your employees' rights when considering the termination of their employment.

The festive activities of staff at employer endorsed Christmas functions should be of concern to employers.

The Vegetation Management Act must be comprehensively reviewed to better balance grazing needs and environmental values.

Crew reports and other customs reports must be submitted in time to avoid the risk of a potentially significant fine.

This Bill could change the relationships between landholders and resource companies seeking access to private land.

The Nature Conservation Act is due for review in 2018, when landholders should be able to present other alternatives.

The Queensland Government introduced a regulation requiring property owners to assess and register relevant buildings.

The article is a brief introduction to the "prevention principle" and its application to EOT claims and/or LD claims.

The first impressions in advertising campaigns must represent the true position of the product or service being offered.

There's never been a better time for primary producers to consider the options for succession of the family businesses.

As their relationship with their bank deteriorates, clients often ask us what options are available to them to avoid foreclosure.

Queensland’s Parliament is looking to implement the national system of electronic conveyancing by the end of 2013.

The reality is Australian broadacre agriculture has been and will continue to be largely reliant on foreign investment.

A will typed on a smartphone in early 2000's, unsigned & unwitnessed is valid.

In the case of Re Yu, the Supreme Court of Queensland recognised the validity of an electronic will created on an iPhone.

The article considers protection afforded to directors by section 440J during administration, in light of this decision.

A statutory will is a will ordered by a Judge for a person who does not have the testamentary capacity to make a will.

Where possible, building contractors should avoid multiple contracts, principals or arrangements on the same project.