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Shake up for Electric Scooters
In response to the public’s demands to crack down on the misuse of e-scooters, the transport minister announced new rules and increased penalties from 1 November 2022.
E-Conveyancing to become Mandatory in Queensland
E-Conveyancing is here to stay, with Queensland becoming the fifth state to make e-conveyancing mandatory early next year.
Gel Blaster Enthusiasts Potentially in the Firing Line of Queensland’s Replica Gun Laws
The Queensland Government does not view gel blasters as mere toys and under the current laws, gel blasters should only be possessed or acquired in a restricted set of circumstances.
Child COVID-19 vaccinations when parents can’t agree
Vaccinations are a very personal decision, however, the Court has recently handed down a decision in a case where separated parents could not reach an agreement.
2022 M&A Charitable Foundation Presentation
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The foundations Trustees met in August to consider this years applicants and held the annual presentations on 29 September.
The Queen’s Hat
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Gene addresses some of the risks of litigation, issues that may arise around costs and the need to obtain statements.
New Road Rules aimed to protect Emergency Service Vehicles
Commencing 16 September 2022 motorists will be required to slow down and move over when emergency service vehicles are present alongside the road, or risk being penalised.
Perils of not settling on time
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What happens when a family law property settlement doesn’t occur on time and how to ensure settlement is effected within the ordered timeframe.
Workplace personal injury claim due to mental health?
The term “work injury” is often associated with a physical injury, however, psychological injuries are more widespread than most people think.
