July 13 2017
There is little doubt that that we still live in “death denying” community where talking about death is considered an uncomfortable and taboo topic…
May 9 2018
Intentional flatulence is often cited as evidence of workplace bullying. Comic geniuses Monty Python were never accused of holding back from crude…
April 10 2019
Tim Winton’s seminal novel Cloudstreet begins with the inheritance of a large house, with a covenant that it cannot be sold for twenty years. So…
November 25 2018
Smart contracts—computer-encoded sets of instructions that ‘self-perform’ when certain pre-determined criteria are met—are poised to revolutionise…
January 8 2018
Rule 8 of the Legal Profession (Solicitors) Conduct Rules 2015 (ACT) provides that a solicitor must follow a client’s lawful, proper and competent…
November 6 2020
Businesses experiencing financial distress as a result of COVID-19 will continue to receive financial relief until 31 December 2019. What does this…
October 13 2020
Following the bushfires across much of NSW that had a catastrophic impact on many local government areas, councils and communities are deep into…
October 12 2020
The law recognises that the loss of a valuable commercial opportunity is a compensable loss. The principle was most famously recognised in the 1911…
September 4 2020
Mutual enterprises have, traditionally, been restricted in the ways they could raise capital to avoid triggering the demutualisation provisions…
September 1 2020
Personal injury claims, particularly those arising from exposure to Asbestos, dust disease, and lead poisoning, are not always easily identifiable and…