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The anti-bullying provisions have a broad reach and stretch beyond the traditional limitations of employer and employee.

Trustees are not necessarily confined to the provisions of a testamentary life estate, but can sometimes be assisted by the statutory powers in the Trustee Act.

Understanding when a relationship becomes legally recognised as de facto in Australia is more complex than many believe. This article examines the legal framework under the Family Law Act 1975, exploring how courts assess relationships of varying durations and what factors truly determine de facto status beyond the commonly misunderstood two-year threshold.

Company directors have 'safe harbour' protection from insolvent trading claims while they develop plans to restructure.

Summary of the factual background and proceedings, as well as some key take-aways from the Walton decision.

Arbitrators' discretionary powers must be balanced with the requirements of the natural justice principle at all times.

The Tribunal ruled a local council breached Information Privacy Principles when a complainant's identity was made public.

The Federal Minister could, and did, exercise his power to cancel Djokovic's visa, notwithstanding Kelly J's orders.

These claims for damages, under the NSW work injury damages regime, are brought by employees against their employers.

Councils may regulate land use by public positive covenants and restrictions, although this power is often forgotten.

This NSW decision allows a party to raise new defects late in proceedings, even if the warranty period has expired.

Property owners (including vendors and landlords) should ensure that their contracts don't contain unfair terms.

This article highlights some of the 'details' that need to be considered to plan for the succession of the family trust.

Outlines what Tranche 2 entities need to prepare, what the AUSTRAC Business Profile Form requires & how to ensure your AML/CTF compliance framework is ready.

If a Court or Tribunal finds that a term in a standard form contract is unfair, the term will be declared null and void.

Legal action for damages relating to personal injury of a survivor of child sexual abuse is available regardless of when abuse occurred.

Division 296 is not a tax issue to be addressed in isolation. It is an estate planning and governance issue that demands proactive, whole-of-balance-sheet thinking.