She was diagnosed with a major depressive disorder, which led to substance abuse and a severe gambling addiction.

In Queensland, a high-range BAC reading can carry mandatory minimum licence disqualifications and large fines.

ACCC is focussing on undisclosed paid arrangements & testimonials that withhold essential or qualifying information.

Recent case confirms that insurers cannot rely on exclusion wordings citing the Quarantine Act and subsequent amendments

Magistrates in Queensland have the power to dismiss charges for defendants of unsound mind or unfit for trial.

It is critical for both parties to understand how misleading or deceptive conduct interacts with business sale contracts.

This decision is important for any business trying to seek business interruption insurance as a result of the pandemic.

Childcare investments have become increasingly sought after opportunities across Australia.

The purpose of the GPS tracking device is to ensure that offenders comply with their bail conditions.

These transfers are known as in specie contributions and the value of the contribution is the market value of the asset.

The agent appears to accuse his former employer of not paying superannuation to all his employees, rather than to one.

Justice Mediation is a form of dispute resolution and can be useful and effective for charges such as common assault.

Recent amendment to NSW COVID-19 commercial leasing laws are beneficial for landlords, but not so for tenants.

Discusses the process of compulsory acquisition or resumption of land.

From 1 July 2024, visitor and graduate visa holders can no longer apply for a student visa onshore.

A Concerns Notice in NSW allows the publisher an opportunity to make amends without the need for legal proceedings.

Link to video uncovering what you need to be incorporating into your building contracts to mitigate risk & set you up for success.

Provisional sums and cost escalation clauses and their differences in construction contracts.

Under proposed amendments the identity of offenders accused of "prescribed sexual offences" is no longer automatically protected.

Recent court decision opens the door for greater discretion in future applications pertaining to section 459S of the Act.