26 Nov Considering another festive cocktail at the work Christmas party?
Another year, another invite to the annual office festive season party
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26 Nov Gift card reforms arrive in time for Christmas
Christmas shopping can be a stressful and hard task for some. With many Australians purchasing gift cards or vouchers as a Christmas present, consumers often find themselves spending money on unnecessary costs associated with gift cards as well as only have a short period to
25 Nov New Case limits landlord’s ability to reject consent to sublease
When Masters Home Improvement hit the Australian market, there were ambitious plans to open 150 stores in five years and give tall poppy Bunnings something to worry about. But the hardware behemoth threw a spanner in Masters’ works and gave it a hammering.
21 Oct The importance of having a property settlement following a separation or divorce
When there is a breakdown of a relationship, separated couples need to decide how to divide their assets and liabilities to bring their financial relationship to an end. This is often referred to as the ‘clean break’ principle.
15 Oct Masson v Parsons: The High Court Speaks The Law
Robert and Susan were old friends. Robert agreed to provide semen so that Susan could conceive a child. Two attempts were made in October and November 2006. Robert believed he would be the child’s father and support and care for her.