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The Full Federal Court's decision in Totino v Metro Trains Melbourne clarifies how employers can successfully defend general protections claims when dismissing employees who have made workplace complaints or workers compensation claims. The case establishes critical principles about who must give evidence, the distinction between advisers and decision-makers, and why proper documentation of the decision-making process is essential for employers facing the reverse burden of proof.

Defines & describes powers of attorney & ademption. Provides legislative examples & case law.

From 1 July 2025, a 30 per cent tax rate is proposed to apply to earnings for super balances above $3 million.

The 2020 spotlight will remain on sexual harassment and the vital role of employers to eradicate it from the workplace.

In this article, we look at what disclosures fall within the whistleblower protections - what is a disclosable matter?

Recent NSW Land & Environment Court decisions underscore the evolving law of compulsory land acquisition & the importance of factual precision & fair negotiation.

The decision is particularly important for property developers using the margin scheme and for taxpayers who adopt conservative GST positions while awaiting certainty from the ATO.

Businesses should ensure that their payroll tax arrangements are in order.

Australia’s health and life sciences sector is growing rapidly, and with that growth comes a more complex web of legal exposure for the organisations that operate within it. The recent Bartier Perry panel event, Health and Life Sciences: Research Integrity Under the Microscope, explored how failures in data and research integrity translate into real-world risk.

Issues to consider in an agency agreement to maximise the agent's prospects of being paid commission for the work done.

In New South Wales, the law provides a clear pathway for certain people to inspect a deceased person's will and to obtain copies of it, even before probate is granted.

Parenting orders under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) (“the Act”) determine post separation living arrangements for a child, allocation of parental responsibility, and may include orders about education, such as which school a child/ren should attend. Courts have emphasised that parents must take positive action to ensure children spend time with or live with each parent in accordance with parenting orders.

who may be affected by changes to the AML/CTF Act & actions they will need to take.

A decision of the New South Wales Court of Appeal has addressed an important question in residential construction disputes: must an owner give a builder an opportunity to rectify defects before claiming the cost of rectification?

Very little evidence of the effectiveness of the changes to the Security of Payment Act in NSW is presently available.

Space Law implications for incapacity and death that can stem from space travel risks.

The closing loopholes legislation makes important changes to casual employment in Australia.

The system in relation to adverse action claims is flawed as it encourages and protects unmeritorious claims.