JobMaker: How the Federal Budget Hiring Credit scheme works
Expert consideration of the complex new JobMaker Hiring Credit Scheme.
By Brett Feltham - 6 min read
Beyond the bounds of Uber: implications for Australia
The landmark UK Supreme Court Uber decision and why it’s highly relevant for Australia.
By Larissa Andelman - 7 min read
Requiring the jab? What’s reasonable in Australian workplaces
What is lawful and reasonable when it comes to vaccinations and the workplace?
By Jack de Flamingh and Kate Curtain - 6 min read
Constitutional algebra: Palmer v Western Australia reunites the broken parts of s 92
A fascinating look at the High Court’s ruling on Clive Palmer’s challenge to the WA border closures.
By Dr David J. Townsend - 6 min read
Penumbral duty no longer ‘an area of obscurity or uncertainty’
NSWCA confirms solicitors do not owe a ‘penumbral duty’ to provide advice beyond the retainer.
By Dougal Langusch and Rosemary Workman - 3 min read
Family law land transfers where one party is self-represented
How to handle the dilemma of unrepresented parties in electronic property settlements.
By Glenn Thompson and Jacqueline Dawson - 2 min read
Superannuation disability claims: when can a fund’s decision be contested?
The ‘how to’ of contesting a super fund’s rejection of a disability claim.
By Noel Davis - 5 min read
How to future-proof your firm with Alternative Fee Arrangements
The final article in the three-part series focuses on alternative fee arrangements and recommendations as to how to implement them.
By Michael Legg - 6 min read
Keeping a cool head when dealing with difficult practitioners
An exploration of some of the less inflammatory ways in which we can consider dealing with difficult practitioners.
By Jacqueline Dawson - 3 min read
Time to dust off the contracts: NSW retirement village laws are changing
Retirement village contracts under review after new laws passed in response to the Greiner Inquiry.
By Tanya Chapman - 6 min read
High Court: April 2021
Reporting and analysis of the latest key judgments from the High Court of Australia. By DR MICHELLE SHARPE.
By Dr Michelle Sharpe - 6 min read