Wills and succession: navigating complex family relationships
When it comes to wills, cutting the ‘black sheep’ of the family from a will may prompt them to make a claim against the estate….
Humanist practice: improving legal service through innovation
For solicitors running a busy practice, it can be overwhelming to keep up with all of the changes happening around you. Whether it’s information, technology,…
New national taskforce to target illegal tobacco
A new taskforce consisting of federal, state and territory agencies, has been formed to target and combat Australia’s illicit tobacco market.
State of childcare in NSW and Australia: Is an overhaul needed?
Child safety and quality standards are being closely scrutinised following a string of incidents in childcares around Australia. Is an overhaul of the sector needed?
Ethical and costs considerations of using AI
From classrooms to courtrooms, AI is used to complete tasks from research to drafting. But issues arise when AI is used without supervision, oversight or…
Katie Perry v Katy Perry trade mark saga heads to the High Court
The High Court will hear an appeal by an Australian fashion designer over her trade mark ‘Katie Perry.” This is the latest development in a…
Public toilet inquiry highlights broader social issues
A public toilet inquiry was formed in August 2024 to examine and report on public toilets. The inquiry has highlighted broader social issues.
The cost of becoming a lawyer
The Chief Justice has drawn attention to the cost of practical legal training in NSW. Is cost a barrier to entry into the legal profession?
Should non-compete clauses be banned in Australia?
The Australian Government is examining, among other issues, non-compete and similar clauses. Do these clauses hinder job mobility, innovation and job growth?
Tickle v Giggle: Gender identity discrimination, AI and the human in the loop
The Federal Court has handed down its long awaited decision in Tickle v Giggle for Girls and considered issues from gender identity discrimination, constitutional law to…
Strata debt: What happens when strata levies are not paid?
Alot of people across NSW reside in strata so it’s not surprising that issues relating to strata living are often in the spotlight. So what…