Misleading and deceptive conduct in recruitment
When recruiting in Australia, employers must be careful of making misleading and deceptive statements when talking to applicants pre-employment. Examples of misleading and deceptive conduct are contained in section 31...
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The procedure for NSW Family Provision claims in 2018
Claims for family provision are managed in the Supreme Court in accordance with the Family Provision Practice Note which sets out the procedure to be followed and is divided into...
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4 of the most common issues in business contracts
Every business will have to make new contracts at some stage, and the consequences of getting them wrong can be huge. What issues should you look out for?
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Advantages & Disadvantages Of Franchising
Considering buying or starting a franchise? Learn the advantages and disadvantages of franchising with expert legal advice from our business lawyers.
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Time limit within which to make a CTP claim halved to 3 months
As of December 2017 a new Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Scheme commenced in New South Wales. Here are three important changes to note.
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How do I know if I have a Family Provision claim?
Have you been left out of a will? You may have a potential family provision claim. Here's how to check if you can take action.
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Does a Council owe a duty of care when issuing an Occupation Certificate?
Does a Council owe a duty of care when issuing a final Occupation Certificate? Ku-ring-gai Council v Chan provides some guidance.
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The trouble with being an SME that deals with big business
Extensive research has indicated that SMEs are often hamstrung by late payments from big businesses - but what can they do about it?
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How to balance financial security and a serious relationship
Can I pursue a relationship without exposing my personal assets? Am I telling my partner I don't trust them if I want to protect my finances?
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Is an illegal contract void or enforceable?
When examining whether an illegal contract is void or enforceable, the court will consider many factors. Here's a brief summary.
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