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This article contains ten useful tips and insights from Swaab Attorneys on matters of importance for landlord leasing.

In two recent unfair dismissal decisions, the FWC has rejected the practice of terminating employment by text message.

Recent case gave rise to some interesting considerations in the interaction between general protections & unfair dismissal proceedings.

This article outlines the types of people who might need a statutory will, including the issue of testamentary capacity.

This case highlights that creditors must get personal guarantees right or they may risk not being able to enforce them.

This amendment to the Conveyancing Act by the NSW Government has shifted the balance in relation to strata developments.

Author opines on the Covid-19 Legislation Amendment (Emergency Measures) Bill & what it accomplishes.

The New South Wales Government has introduced Decennial Liability Insurance (DLI), a groundbreaking 10-year no-fault insurance policy for new apartment buildings that guarantees protection against serious defects even if developers or builders become insolvent. This legislative reform, passed through the Fair Trading and Building Legislation Amendment Bill 2026, fundamentally changes how apartment owners are protected from structural failures and serious defects.

The article looks at the reliability and other benefits which may arrive when property settlements leap into cyberspace.

The WorkChoices Legislation has injected a significant degree of complexity into what already was an intricate industrial relations system, founded upon a number of disparate and at times eclipsing Federal & State laws and industrial instruments. This article looks briefly at what AWAs are and whether employers should consider using them.

Considers the legal framework surrounding protection of the Olympic insignia & ambush marketing in relation to the Olympics.

Redundancy is still an important employment management prerogative, but care does need to be taken with the process.

This article looks at four lessons we can learn from Hollywood stars when it comes to planning our estate.

The administrator of a company under administration must convene a meeting of creditors within the convening period.

The case Facton v Rifai Fashions is a timely reminder of the importance of carefully drafting any claims for damages.

Whatever media you are proposing to publish something in, consider carefully what you say, write, send or forward.

In brief – New landlord disclosure statements and proposed amendments to retail leasing laws Retail landlords now have new disclosure obligations and also need to be aware of proposed changes under the Retail Leases Amendment Bill (2011).