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KHQ Lawyers | Australia | 19 Apr 2023
Federal Court averts expansion of ‘deemed employee’ test for super purposes
In the aftermath of the High Court’s landmark independent contractor decisions last year, the impacts for superannuation in contractor arrangements…
Davies Collison Cave | Australia | 20 Dec 2022
Prior Use, Concurrent Use and Concurrent Registrations - No Defence to Trademark Opposition in Australia
In an appeal from a trademark opposition decision by IP Australia, a specialist IP judge of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia has…
Mills Oakley | Australia | 4 Apr 2022
How can I find my former partner’s superannuation?
Superannuation is often a large asset in many Family Law matters and it used to be difficult for parties to obtain details of their former partner’s…
Chamberlains Law Firm | Australia | 31 Mar 2022
Appeal handed down in Star Entertainment Group Limited v Chubb Insurance Australia Ltd [2022] FCAFC 16
Last year, we wrote about the Federal Court’s decision in Star Entertainment Group Limited v Chubb Insurance Pty Ltd [2021] FCA 907 on business…
McCarthy Durie Lawyers | Australia | 21 Feb 2022
Australia Opens up: - Are you concerned about your child being taken overseas? (The Airport Watchlist)
On 21 February 2022, the International Borders opened for all overseas travellers who are fully vaccinated and have had two doses of a vaccine…
McCarthy Durie Lawyers | Australia | 21 Feb 2022
Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia: Pre-Action Procedures
In September 2021, the Federal Circuit Court of Australia and the Family Court of Australia merged to form the new Federal Circuit and Family Court…
Sydney Criminal Lawyers | Australia | 25 Jan 2022
Biloela Family Wins Small Victory, But Continues to be Detained and Face Deportation
The Federal Circuit Court has ruled that the decision by Immigration Minister Alex Hawke’s in June 2021 to prevent three members of the family from…
L&E Global | Australia | 25 Jan 2022
Australia: Age is a Concern - Recent Decisions demonstrate the Risk of Unlawful Age Discrimination
In Gutierrez v MUR Shipping Australia Pty Limited, Mr Alex Gutierrez, a long-serving chief accountant, was awarded damages of $20,000 for…
Macpherson Kelley | Australia | 17 Dec 2021
win for liquidators: no more statutory set-off to unfair preference claims
In a win for liquidators, the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia this week found that a creditor cannot rely on set-off under the…
Colin Biggers & Paisley Lawyers | Australia | 28 Nov 2021
Decreasing staff discount on school fees found to be a breach of Australian Consumer Law
Decision in Newham v The Peninsula School [2021] FedCFamC2G 273 highlights critical areas of compliance for schools relating to fee discounts across…
