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Bradley Allen Love Lawyers is comprised of devoted teams covering a wide range of legal services. We have a strong focus on commercial and business…
BAL Lawyers | Australia | 6 Nov 2020
COVID relief for businesses extended
Businesses experiencing financial distress as a result of COVID-19 will continue to receive financial relief until 31 December 2019. What does this…
BAL Lawyers | Australia | 13 Oct 2020
Essential Guide to Local Government Law | Weed Control under the Biosecurity Act Post Bushfires
Following the bushfires across much of NSW that had a catastrophic impact on many local government areas, councils and communities are deep into…
BAL Lawyers | Australia | 12 Oct 2020
Calculating Damages for Loss of a Commercial Opportunity
The law recognises that the loss of a valuable commercial opportunity is a compensable loss. The principle was most famously recognised in the 1911…
BAL Lawyers | Australia | 4 Sep 2020
Mutuals Making Money: Introducing Mutual Capital Investments
Mutual enterprises have, traditionally, been restricted in the ways they could raise capital to avoid triggering the demutualisation provisions…
BAL Lawyers | United Kingdom | 1 Sep 2020
Bringing latent personal injury claims on behalf of minors in the ACT
Personal injury claims, particularly those arising from exposure to Asbestos, dust disease, and lead poisoning, are not always easily identifiable and…
BAL Lawyers | Australia | 18 Aug 2020
Essential Guide to Local Government Law: Prevention Notices and "Reasonable Suspicion"
The Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (POEO Act) provides for the issue of a range of notices, collectively referred to as…
BAL Lawyers | Australia | 14 Aug 2020
Doyle’s Guide recognises BAL Lawyers
BAL Lawyers is delighted to announce that our Estates & Estate Planning Team has again been recognised as a first tier law firm. The 2020 rankings…
BAL Lawyers | Australia | 5 Aug 2020
Essential Guide to Local Government Law: Lapsing of a Development Consent
The lapsing of a development consent is dealt with in the statutory provisions in s.4.53 (formerly s.95) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment…
BAL Lawyers | Australia | 5 Aug 2020
Phoenix companies to become a creature of mythology: Introduction of Director Identification Numbers
“…And, like a phoenix, from the ashes I rise” - Usually this would be an uplifting mantra, unfortunately phoenix companies can leave creditors out of…
BAL Lawyers | Australia | 1 Aug 2020
Whose Rights and What’s Left? Copyright and Moral Rights in an Employment Context
As a general rule, the copyright in works created by an employee in the course of their employment rests with the employer. The Copyright Act 1968…
