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Who Is Liable for Property Damage Caused by Employees?

Who Is Liable for Property Damage Caused by Employees?

In Australia, the responsibility for workplace damage depends on the individual situation. Employers are usually held responsible for damage caused by their employees during the course of their employment. However, in some situations, employees may...

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De Facto Property Settlements

De Facto Property Settlements

If you and your partner are not legally married, not related by family, and live together on a genuine domestic basis – chances are you are in a de facto relationship. [1] It is common for de facto couples to acquire property together throughout the...

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Offers to Settle and Seeking Recovery of Costs

Offers to Settle and Seeking Recovery of Costs

When can an offer to settle be made? When disputes arise, an offer to settle may be made at any time throughout the course of the matter.Why present an offer to settle?  If early settlement is possible in the circumstances, then resolving a matter by...

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Do I need an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA)?

Do I need an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA)?

Firstly, what is an enduring power of attorney? Unlike a Will, which protects your interests after you pass away an enduring power of attorney operates when you are alive, but you have lost capacity.What is capacity? Capacity is the understanding...

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The Importance of Trademarking your Business

The Importance of Trademarking your Business

Trademarking your new business is essential. It is best to do this as soon as you have your business name and logo. Start-up companies are often in a crowded marketplace and it is essential to meticulously safeguard your core assets of your business. This strategic...

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The Commonwealth Climate Disclosure Policy coming July 1

The Commonwealth Climate Disclosure Policy coming July 1

Climate Change is prevalent With 2023 being the hottest year on record as a direct result of climate change, it is now more important than ever the government intervene to ensure corporate activities align with the Australia’s commitments to the...

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What is the Difference Between Civil and Criminal Law?

What is the Difference Between Civil and Criminal Law?

Criminal and civil law are two distinct branches of the legal system that govern society. While both types of law involve legal proceedings, they differ significantly in their purpose, procedures, and how they are dealt with by the legal system....

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Cost-of-Living Tax Cuts Approved

Cost-of-Living Tax Cuts Approved

The Senate has now approved the cost-of-living tax cuts proposed by the Government.  Tax Cuts Bill In a recent development, the bill to implement Labor’s revised tax cuts has successfully passed through both houses of parliament, creating a buzz...

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Recovering Your Debts

Recovering Your Debts

It is unfortunately an all too common scenario: you agree to carry out a service to someone and in return they agree to pay you; you carry out the service; you issue an invoice and then…nothing. What then? What do you do if your debt isn’t paid?...

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