Artificial intelligence is quickly changing how Australian businesses operate. If automation removes or substantially changes ...
Horrific sexual and physical abuse On 15 December 2026, Mr Dion Barber survived an appeal by the State of Western Australia ...
We act for beneficiaries, executors, eligible family members, trustees, and other interested parties in contested estate matters. Our advice is carefully structured and evidence-driven, ensuring that ...
‘As privileged professionals, who live by the words of the English language, lawyers have a special duty to be clear in what they say and write’[1] When discussing any area of law, precision is ...
The Federal Court’s recent decision of Deputy Commissioner of Taxation v Widdup (No 2) [2023] FCA 377 (“Widdup”) has confirmed the ATO’s broad powers to pursue unpaid family trust distribution tax, ...
The decision in Clancy v Australian Securities and Investments Commission serves as a useful and practical reminder of the legal principles that govern applications to reinstate a company under ...
Previously, employers would attempt to circumvent the protections pro-offered by the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) (“the Act”) by engaging employees on rolling fixed-term employment contracts. However, the ...
We have carefully considered the viability of the class action against Isuzu and Mazda. Following that careful consideration, we have decided to cease further investigations in relation to the ...
What is the Briginshaw principle? The Briginshaw principle is derived from comments made by Dixon J in Briginshaw v Briginshaw (1938) 60 CLR 336. In civil proceedings, to be successful a plaintiff ...
A will is a legal document which records what you want to happen to your possessions and assets after you die. You appoint an executor, who carries out your wishes. You and also include other wishes, ...
Since August 2023, most uncontested applications must be lodged online through the NSW Supreme Court Online Registry. The system generates the summons and the Affidavit of Executor (Form 118), which ...