A foot in each boat: dangers in acting for more than one party
What dangers arise if a solicitor decides to help by acting for multiple parties? Some guidelines for deciding whether it’s worth the risk…
What dangers arise if a solicitor decides to help by acting for multiple parties? Some guidelines for deciding whether it’s worth the risk…
As awareness grows of the prevalence of elder abuse in the community, solicitors need to be alert to the potential issues with intra-family transactions.
Practical guidance for legal practitioners on how to communicate with judges’ chambers.
Inactive files can be ticking time-bombs, and ignoring them can be perilous.
Why your insurer wants you to improve your file notes.
Addressing the unspoken problem of cyber extortion against law firms – ways you need to prepare, now.
NSWCA confirms solicitors do not owe a ‘penumbral duty’ to provide advice beyond the retainer.
Time limits – love ‘em or hate ‘em, you’ve gotta know them.
The importance of drafting more effective preliminary client agreements to avoid the risk of future litigation.
The climate change settlement raising the bar for Australian corporate risk management.
With Revenue NSW audits on the rise, we set out the extra precautions you should consider when acting for ‘foreign persons’ in real property transactions.
Now is a good time to review how successful working from home arrangements are and to identify potential areas of risk.
The real value of file notes in defending professional indemnity claims.