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McInnes Wilson Lawyers

Offices

  1. Australia

    1. Brisbane QLD

      GPO Box 1089, Brisbane QLD 4001, Australia T 61 7 3231 0600 F 61 7 3221 2921
    2. Maroochydore QLD

      Level 1, 43 Plaza Parade, PO Box 1210, Maroochydore QLD 4558, Australia T 61 7 5443 9299
  1. Children injured due to negligent acts of parents or carers: is there a legally enforceable duty of care in tort law?

    Australia - June 12 2013

    The New South Wales Court of Appeal has overturned a finding of liability against a grandmother who fell down a staircase while carrying her

  2. My tweets don’t defame, innocent face

    United Kingdom - June 6 2013

    Twitter, the increasingly popular 140 character networking machine has taken the social networking world by storm. Recently reaching its seventh

  3. Enforcement of guarantees against a wife the Yerkey v Jones principle

    Australia - June 29 2011

    Despite criticism, a special equity established in the 1930s is still available which entitles a wife (if the circumstances permit) to relief from enforcement of a guarantee she has given as security for her husband’s debts

  4. Protecting goodwill and clients by using restraint of trade clauses

    Australia - February 23 2011

    In the current climate, circumstances affecting your business may be out of your control

  5. Restraint of trade are you being reasonable?

    Australia - October 30 2012

    Having a well constructed restraint of trade clause in an employment contract is extremely important to protect the legitimate interests of an employer and their business

  1. Children injured due to negligent acts of parents or carers: is there a legally enforceable duty of care in tort law?

    Australia - June 12 2013

    The New South Wales Court of Appeal has overturned a finding of liability against a grandmother who fell down a staircase while carrying her

  2. My tweets don’t defame, innocent face

    United Kingdom - June 6 2013

    Twitter, the increasingly popular 140 character networking machine has taken the social networking world by storm. Recently reaching its seventh

  3. Trade Marks Act reforms are now in force what you need to know

    Australia - May 31 2013

    After a long time in the making, the Intellectual Property Laws Amendment (Raising the Bar) Act 2012 (Amending Act) came into full effect on the 15th

  4. “Other arrangements” caught by the BCIPA

    Australia - May 31 2013

    All construction industry participants, including principals, developers, contractors, suppliers, equipment hirers, project managers and consultants

  5. A secured creditor’s rights during a winding-up a case study

    Australia - May 31 2013

    The appeal was brought by the Receivers, who sought to recover a debt for the secured creditor once a liquidator had been appointed to MSI. The Court