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The NSW Supreme Court has recently given some further guidance on the difficult subject of privilege in a communication.

The Court found that the Valuer-General's conduct was neither frivolous nor vexatious nor unmeritorious as alleged.

The main issue was whether all parties were entitled to documents received by the developer on its prospects of success.

The Court ordered the appeal be struck out as there were no pressing reasons to warrant the alternate course of action.

The landlord was unable to prove a deficiency in the rental valuation and thus was bound by the valuer's determination.

The Court found there was no community or economic need for the facility in the proposed location to justify approval.

Australian Consumer Law modifications will affect contractors of all sizes.

Explanation of the new Act that defines Eligible Leases & enables new regulations during this pandemic.

The High Court has rejected the view that relief from penalty is only available for payments arising from breach of contract.

What are the key ingredients for success when selecting a lawyer to advise and represent you?

The legislative package will modernise and centralise the way that Commonwealth business registers are kept and accessed.

In separate decisions, employees who sustained psychiatric injuries in the course of their employment were denied damages.

Article discusses the Miscellaneous Award 2010, who it covers, what it means & implications for employers.

As your business grows, consider how funds and confidential information are managed and circulated among your personnel.

Employer groups call for urgent legislative change after this decision, to prevent double-dipping claims by casuals.

FIRB approval required for all proposed foreign investment in developed commercial land, mining & production tenements etc

The case is useful, significantly for its commentary of the defence regarding the rule relating to fraudulent devices.