The Australian Government is contemplating major changes to the protections against unfair contract terms in the Australian Consumer Law.
Clean Export
Disobeying Court Orders and Contempt of Court
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Contempt of Court does not just apply to a courtroom, it can also consist of disregard of a Court judgement or order.
Changes to Fair Work Act (2009) Regarding Casual Employment
Do you employ casual staff? If so, you need to be aware of the amendments made this year to the Fair Work Act (2009) regarding casual employment.
What are the Legal Implications of the Death of a Grandmother
Grandmothers provide services for husbands, children and grandchildren that no amount of money can replace and if a grandmother dies as a result of a motor vehicle accident, medical misadventure or some wrongful act or omission, then a claim can be made for the benefit of members of the deceased person’s family.
Welcome back Caitlin from Maternity Leave
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Caitlin has returned to work this week after some time away for maternity leave following the birth of her first child, Harvey.
Merger – Federal Circuit Court and Family Court of Australia
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On 1 September 2021, the Federal Circuit Court and Family Court of Australia merged creating one court known as the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.
New Mobile Phone Laws
Changes to Queensland driving laws on 26 July 2021 has broadened the definition of “using” a mobile phone.
Report on Alleged Loophole in DV Laws Not Accurate
A Queensland newspaper editorial appears to raise an alarming “loophole” in the law regarding DV offenders, however, the editorial did not present an accurate report of the state of the law.
Employer’s Win Casual Fight
Earlier this week, the High Court handed down its decision in favour of Workpac, finding that earlier decisions in the matters of Skene v Workpac and Rossato v Workpac had been incorrectly decided.
Willpower for Will Making – the top excuses for delaying making a Will debunked
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For a number of reasons, a large proportion of adults do not have a Will yet with the assistance of a solicitor the process of making a Will can be simple.
News
Macrossan & Amiet congratulates Dyane Norton on promotion to Senior Associate
Quality Business Awards — Recognising Excellence and Trust
AML/CTF Reforms Are Coming: What Our Clients Need to Know
Leaving Violence Program
Understanding Drink Driving Laws in Queensland
The Importance of Diligence and Transparency in Property Transactions- Preparing for Compliance with the Child Safe Standards under the Child Safe Organisations Act 2024
