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Insights Paper | Amendments to the Retail and Commercial Leases Act
All / 06 Jul 2020
Amendments to the Retail and Commercial Leases Act commenced on 1 July 2020. Key changes affecting landlords and tenants are outlined in our Article.
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Insights Paper | Power of Attorney Legislation to be Reviewed
Personal Services / 22 Jun 2020
After an increasing number of reports of instances of abuse, Attorney-General Vickie Chapman has announced that the laws in SA which relate to Powers of Attorney will be reviewed.
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WorkPac v Rossato: What does the “casual double-dipping” case mean for your workplace?
Featured / 28 May 2020
Contrary to what has been reported, the Workpac v Rossato decision has not created a blanket entitlement for all casuals, and turned on a particularly complex set of factual and legal considerations.
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Insights Paper | Amendments to the Retail and Commercial Leases Act
All / Insights Article / 06 Jul 2020
Amendments to the Retail and Commercial Leases Act commenced on 1 July 2020. Key changes affecting landlords and tenants are outlined in our Article.
- View Interview | Paul Gordon interview on ABC Radio Mornings with David Bevan All / Release / 23 Jun 2020
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Insights Paper | Power of Attorney Legislation to be Reviewed
Personal Services / Insights Article / 22 Jun 2020
After an increasing number of reports of instances of abuse, Attorney-General Vickie Chapman has announced that the laws in SA which relate to Powers of Attorney will be reviewed.
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WorkPac v Rossato: What does the “casual double-dipping” case mean for your workplace?
Featured / Article / 28 May 2020
Contrary to what has been reported, the Workpac v Rossato decision has not created a blanket entitlement for all casuals, and turned on a particularly complex set of factual and legal considerations.
- View Article | Superannuation and succession Private Sector / Paper / 21 May 2020
- View Article | Superannuation and succession Private Sector / Article / 07 May 2020
- View VIDEO | Paul Gordon speaks to Amelia Veale of Narrative Marketing on Data Privacy & Social Media Law All / Release / 05 May 2020
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The Best Lawyers in Australia 2020
All / Release / 16 Apr 2020
Wallmans Lawyers has been recognised across 17 categories, and Geoff Black has been awarded the Lawyer of the Year (SA), in the annual listing of the Best Lawyers in Australia.
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Article | Commercial Leases: COVID-19 Legislative Update
/ Article / 09 Apr 2020
This article will consider the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants in light of the emerging legislation and relief packages.
- View VIDEO | COVID-19 Signing and Witnessing Documents All / Release / 09 Apr 2020
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Paper | COVID-19: Frequently Asked Employment Law Questions
All / Paper / 02 Apr 2020
COVID-19 has had an immediate and significant impact on employers. To assist, we have compiled this up-to-date FAQ based on advice we have been providing employer clients.
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LG Insights Paper | Fast tracking funding for Council Projects: COVID-19
LG Insights / Insights Article / 31 Mar 2020
The South Australian Government is to fund works to mitigate the community and economic effects of COVID-19. The Local Government sector is ideally positioned to aid in stimulus efforts, with projects that are at or nearing ‘shovel ready’ status.
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VIDEO | COVID-19: Working Remotely and Privacy Considerations
All / Release / 31 Mar 2020
COVID-19 - Working Remotely and Privacy Considerations By Partner, Paul Gordon
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ALERT: COVID-19: Guidelines for signing and witnessing Wills
Personal Services / Insights Article / 27 Mar 2020
With the current health situation, one area of concern relates to the requirements of preparing, signing and witnessing a Will.
- View Current Position and Procedures on COVID-19 as at 6 July, 2020 All / Release / 27 Mar 2020
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Going to Court: COVID-19 and the Environment, Resources and Development Court
LG Matters / Insights Article / 26 Mar 2020
For the present purposes the Court system will continue to administer justice. The Courts are therefore still operating, albeit in an altered capacity. This means that matters already in Court, applications to Court and the filing of appeals etc. will still continue until further notice.
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Privacy considerations for your workplace: Collecting personal information regarding COVID-19
All / Insights Article / 25 Mar 2020
Agencies and organisations around the world are collecting significant volumes of information relevant to COVID-19. However, despite these unique and unprecedented times, agencies and organisations that are subject to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Privacy Act) or the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) must continue to only collect personal information that is reasonably necessary for, or directly related to, one or more of their functions or activities.
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VIDEO | COVID-19: Can I cancel a Contract?
All / Release / 24 Mar 2020
COVID-19 - Can I cancel a Contract? By Partner, Paul Gordon
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Insights Paper | COVID-19 Bulletin 1 – Can you cancel your contract?
All / Insights Article / 19 Mar 2020
What contractual outcomes flow from the declaration of a pandemic by the World Health Organisation and the directives of governments to prevent travel or gatherings of people?
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Article | No longer unregulated, but still controversial: The laws around home sharing in Australia
Private Sector / Article / 12 Mar 2020
No longer unregulated, but still controversial: The laws around home sharing in Australia
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Article | The establishment of Lloyds of London and the fascinating history of marine insurance
Private Sector / Article / 17 Dec 2019
The establishment of Lloyds of London and the fascinating history of marine insurance
- View Paper | Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Act - Update for Financial Services All / Paper / 22 Oct 2019
- View Paper | The Modern Slavery Act Requirements for Business All / Paper / 22 Oct 2019
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Article | Liquor Licensing Changes Looming
Featured / Article / 04 Sep 2019
In South Australia, it is a requirement that a licence be held under the Liquor Licensing Act for businesses to provide liquor to guests. The Liquor and Gambling Commissioner has indicated that every liquor licence in South Australia will change later this year.
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Insights Paper | Farm Debt Mediation Act 2018
All / Insights Article / 05 Aug 2019
On 3 September 2018, the Farm Debt Mediation Act 2018 came into effect in South Australia. Our Insights article provides information on protection against foreclosure for farmers, application of the Act and the mediation process.
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Article | When does a joke become copyright infringement?
All / Article / 11 Apr 2019
The statutory exceptions to copyright infringement in the context of comedy.
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Radio Interview: Dash Cams & Privacy
Featured / Presentation / 11 Apr 2019
IP expert, Paul Gordon on ABC 891 Mornings, 8th April 2019 speaking on the legal issues around dash-cams and drones.
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Paper | Mainstreets of the Future
/ Paper / 04 Apr 2019
To better understand the health, function, and future of Mainstreets organisations in South Australia, the Property Council of Australia’s SA Mainstreets Advocacy Committee collaborated with various Mainstreets organisations, landlords and tenants in their own landscapes.
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The Best Lawyers in Australia ... are at Wallmans Lawyers
All / Article / 26 Mar 2019
Wallmans Lawyers has been recognised across 15 categories, and three of our lawyers have been awarded the Lawyer of the Year (SA), in the annual listing of the Best Lawyers in Australia.
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Insights Paper | Employment Law in Purchasing a Business: A Reference Guide
Featured / Insights Article / 21 Feb 2019
A comprehensive, practical reference guide to assist our clients, referrers and contacts with critical issues, in a business sale, from the perspective of the purchaser.
These resources are for general information only and should not be relied upon as formal advice.