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Think of installing a home security system? Here’s what you need to consider.
Surveillance devices include technologies or devices that are developed specifically for surveillance purposes and those that are capable of being used for surveillance. These include listening and audio, optical or visual, tracking or location, and...
Thumbs Up Emoji: The Digital Seal of Contractual Approval
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital communication, new challenges and opportunities arise, including the recognition of unconventional symbols like emojis as valid forms of acceptance in contracts.What is contract law? Contract law is a legal...
Did you know about the new small to medium business tax incentive?
Small Business Technology Investment Boost: New tax incentives for small and medium-sized businesses.Small businesses can now benefit from an enhanced tax deduction aimed at assisting their digital operations. Under this provision, eligible businesses can enjoy an...
Reserve Bank of Australia Implements Changes: Reduces Board Meetings to Enhance Efficiency
What is the Reserve Bank of Australia up to and how will it affect me?New Changes The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has recently announced a significant adjustment in its operational framework. Governor Philip Lowe unveiled a decision to reduce the number of board...
Facing the Music on Drug Laws
Be Prepared this Festival SeasonSince the reinstitution of crowded gatherings following the brief (but significant) pause in society as a consequence of COVID-19, people of all ages are all enjoying getting themselves back out of the house and into the free air. For...
The Importance of Valid Price Increase Clauses in Property Contracts
Has your build contract price gone up? The recent decision on 12 June 2023 of Perera v Bold Properties (QLD) Pty Ltd [2023] QDC 9 (“Perera v Bold Properties”) reinforced the duty of care owed by property developers to purchasers and the need to be...
Why is tax a consideration in litigation settlements?
In the complex realm of legal disputes, where every move and decision can shape the outcome, one often overlooked yet powerful player is the intricate web of tax considerations.Tax can often be a large consideration in litigation settlements for...
Debt Recovery Tool – How to recover a debt from a company?
How to recover debt from a company A statutory demand is a powerful debt recovery tool used to recover undisputed debts owed by a company over $4,000. A statutory demand is a formal written legal notice and demand for the payment of debts from a...
Employers are you ready for minimum wage to increase tomorrow, July 1, 2023.
Significant Increase in Minimum Wages Sanctioned by Fair Work Commission In a significant development, the Fair Work Commission (FWC) panel has recently approved an across-the-board increase of 5.75% in all award rates and a notable 8.6% rise in the...
Contesting or Challenging a Will? Here is how to get the process started.
Contesting or challenging a Will: Understanding the Process and Important Considerations A Will is a legal document that outlines a person’s instructions about what is to happen with their assets after death. If properly drafted and signed, a Will is...
Thinking Outside the Box – Innovative Approaches for Resolving Disputes and Claiming Damages
In litigation disputes, liability is only one aspect, the other is damages. Damages is the monetary compensation awarded to a party who has suffered harm, loss, or injury as a result of another party's wrongdoing or breach of legal duty. Case...
Keep your eyes peeled for the Super Guarantee pay increase set to take effect 1 July
Our Employment Lawyer works closely with our Accountants and can assist you in navigating your obligations.Commencing 1 July 2023, Australian workers can expect a boost to their retirement savings as the Super Guarantee increases to 11%. This...
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