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Article discusses why you need a Relationships in the Workplace Policy.

Warning to employers to consider the importance of timing if dismissing an employee during probation.

The duty of candour and frankness was characterised in this case, and extends both to the parties and to the lawyers.

These terms have distinct meanings in the Home Building Contract, with different obligations for owners and builders.

The case highlights the danger of assuming exclusivity in commercial dealings and using certain words in negotiations.

The "ordinary and customary turnover of labour" exception to redundancy pay only applies in a narrow set of circumstances.

These child support amendments may affect you if you have a current Binding Child Support Agreement with your ex-partner.

This Australian owned business laid down some rules of acceptable communication on its corporate social media platform.

State and Federal Governments are streamlining legislation to address family violence and to prioritise child safety..

Only two cases have been reported in Australia since the law on unfair contract terms came into effect on 1 July 2010.

Performance management is seen as "daunting" because of the negative connotations typically associated with the process.

SOPA introduced a strict time bar in relation to issuing a payment schedule in response to a valid payment claim.

One of the most frequently recurring problems encountered by the Property Team at Coleman Greig is when a client comes to the firm with problems that have arisen from a lack of adequate foundations being laid at the start of a leasing deal.

Answers to some of the more commonly asked questions about buying real estate Off the Plan.

Employers should conduct an exit interview, with a signed declaration that the employee has returned all company property.

Article discusses Consent Orders vs Binding Financial Agreements, property matters and parenting matters.

An Independent Children's Lawyer may be appointed by the Family Court to advocate for the best interests of the children.