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Applications for reinstatement need to be based on sound medical evidence.

This Act provides options to recover outstanding money for those who undertake work under a construction contract.

When setting up a charity, one of the most important early decisions is selecting the appropriate legal structure. This choice affects how the organisation is governed, its legal responsibilities, and its ability to grow and access funding. Two of the most common options are Incorporated Association (IA) and public Company Limited by Guarantee (CLG). However, each structure offers advantages and limitations depending on the charity’s size, scope, funding sources, and regulatory obligations.

2 recent HC decisions reset the way we determine whether a worker is really an employee or contractor.

First of 2 part series outlining recent reform measures in NSW aimed at restoring trust in completed buildings.

Principals, contractors, consultants and subcontractors are entering into contracts for construction projects every day.

Types of complaint that can result in disciplinary proceedings for lawyers and the range of orders that may be made.

It is understood that written guidance will be provided by DPE with an updated 4.6 request template.

Article discusses the rights that acquiring authorities have to challenge a determination made by the Valuer General.

Summary of the expected impending changes to defamation laws.

Under the FW Act, a dismissal will not be unfair if the dismissal is a case of genuine redundancy.

Changes that now allow individuals to take direct legal action if they experience serious invasions of their privacy.

Selling a property with a tenant in place can create unexpected settlement issues. Even where a termination notice has been served, vacant possession may not be guaranteed by settlement. For vendors, purchasers and landlords, understanding these issues early can help avoid disputes, delay and unexpected costs at settlement.

A foreign resident will no longer qualify for the CGT main residence exemption unless certain criteria are satisfied.

Trusts have well-documented benefits, but trustees can be burdened by their complex legal and fiduciary obligations.

A recent NSW Supreme Court decision involving the LJ Hooker group examines how courts assess directors' decisions during corporate restructuring, particularly when those decisions may benefit some stakeholders over others. The case provides critical guidance on the proper purpose test, the role of insolvency risk in decision-making, and when directors can pursue personal interests without breaching their duties.

Key lessons from recent decisions involving the interpretation of wills and the management of inheritance disputes.