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    Free business health check: Get ready for the new financial year 2021/2022

    An audit of your legal position can prepare you for a successful year and help minimise risks to you and your business.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
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    Property rights: 19th century dunny lane obsolete

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    The court priority to small property settlements

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    Insurance policies and COVID-19: HDI Global Specialty Se v Wonkana No. 3 Pty Ltd

    Discussion about the test case for whether insurance policies covering business interruption applied in respect of COVID-19.
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    Equal time parenting arrangements in family law

    The Family Law Act proceeds on the basis that courts apply a presumption towards equal shared parental responsibility.
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    Spousal Maintenance – what is it?

    Spousal maintenance is when one party to a relationship provides ongoing financial support to their former partner.
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    Google business reviews: potential defamation payout

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    COVID-19 Insolvency: Extensions to bankruptcy laws for eligible businesses

    Financially distressed businesses access a single process to restructure their debts, while owners can remain in control.
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    Quantum meruit in the building and construction industry: Roude v Helwani [2020] NSWCA 310

    A quantum meruit claim can occur in building and construction matters if there is no contractual basis to claim payment.
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    Professionally maintain your family trust - or risk legal proceedings

    Families should professionally maintain their family trust, to avoid expensive and unnecessary legal proceedings.
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    Security for costs order against liquidator denied

    It is unlikely for the Court to grant a security for costs order when a liquidator is a plaintiff to the proceeding.
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    My employer forced me to resign

    Employees must prove that they did not resign voluntarily, and that, in fact, their employer forced them to resign.
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    Released from a contract: Is COVID-19 an excuse?

    Discussion about 1st Queensland case that relied on frustration due to COVID as a basis for terminating a contract.
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    Travel exemption to leave Australia

    Current travel restrictions prohibit Australian citizens or permanent residents from leaving without an exemption.
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    Building Industry Fairness (BIF) Act - Part 3: The adjudication process

    Part 3 of this series discusses the adjudication process and how adjudication operates under the BIF Act in Queensland.
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    Recognising and criminalising coercive control behaviours

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    It is good to be different - to avoid trademark infringement

    Owners and directors must understand the risks of copying or imitating another business model, even overseas businesses.
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    Family business disputes: bringing a derivative action

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    Recording conversations - it it legal in Queensland?

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    All-up settlement offer for all claims in the proceeding? – Think again

    When drafting formal offers to settle, you must expressly stipulate the amount payable for all claims and counterclaims.
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