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Major changes place standard form contracts at risk. Will this affect your business?
All / 26 Oct 2023
If you use standard terms and conditions or contracts with your customers, incoming changes may have a serious impact on your business.
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Digital Games Tax Offset | What Does it Mean?
Featured / 06 Jul 2023
On 23 June 2023, the Digital Games Tax Offset (DGTO) became law. The DGTO is intended to provide eligible video game developers with a 30% refundable tax offset for qualifying Australian development expenditure. Whilst this is a flashy headline, what does it actually mean in plain English?
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Metal Manufacturers and Bryant | Insolvency’s Very Own “Mandela Effect”
Featured / 06 Apr 2023
Seamus Brand and Travis Shueard explore the High Court's two important decisions for insolvency practitioners in relation to unfair preferences under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)
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Major changes place standard form contracts at risk. Will this affect your business?
All / Article / 26 Oct 2023
If you use standard terms and conditions or contracts with your customers, incoming changes may have a serious impact on your business.
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Cosmetics or Therapeutic Goods | What Are Your Really Selling?
/ Article / 29 Sep 2023
Sarah Kelly explores the difference between cosmetic goods and therapeutic goods and outlines the many rules and regulations to ensure your product is safe to sell.
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“Closing Loopholes” or Redefining Employment Law?
/ Insights Article / 19 Sep 2023
On 4 September 2023, the Albanese Government introduced the Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Closing Loopholes) Bill 2023 (Cth) (the Bill) to the House of Representatives, seeking to usher in a raft of radical changes which would effectively redefine the employment landscape.
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The Law of Intestacy and the Changing Nature of Families
All / Article / 14 Aug 2023
An intestate estate occurs when a person dies without a will or where a will only deals with part of a person’s property. This article sets out the South Australian legislation applicable on an intestacy and then considers interesting authorities in Australia in intestate estates which involve blended families, foster and adopted children and other interesting family dynamics.
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Digital Games Tax Offset | What Does it Mean?
Featured / Article / 06 Jul 2023
On 23 June 2023, the Digital Games Tax Offset (DGTO) became law. The DGTO is intended to provide eligible video game developers with a 30% refundable tax offset for qualifying Australian development expenditure. Whilst this is a flashy headline, what does it actually mean in plain English?
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Tasmanian AFL Team ‘Tassie Devils’ Trade Mark Considerations
All / Article / 09 May 2023
With the recent news that the AFL has granted a new license for a team to be established in Tasmania, the discussion has naturally turned to what the team will be called. The obvious choice to many people is the ‘Tasmanian Devils’ (or a variation thereof).
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Metal Manufacturers and Bryant | Insolvency’s Very Own “Mandela Effect”
Featured / Article / 06 Apr 2023
Seamus Brand and Travis Shueard explore the High Court's two important decisions for insolvency practitioners in relation to unfair preferences under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)
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Influencers Under the Microscope
Featured / Article / 20 Jan 2023
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is set to launch a national sweep of online platforms such as Instagram and TikTok next week. They are warning influencers with large followings to be more up-front about whether they are getting paid for product placement. What are the rules for influencers in Australia? Paul Gordon, one of Australia’s preeminent practitioners in Social Media Law, delves into the topic.
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Testing the Hurdles | Defamation and What is Serious Harm?
Featured / Article / 16 Dec 2022
Paul Gordon and Tasman Wylie explore how s10A of the Defamation Act 2005 (SA) has been applied by the Courts, and what it means for Defamation matters moving forward.
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Is This the Winter of Our Discontent? The Importance of Revisiting WHS While ‘Living With’ COVID-19
All / Article / 18 Aug 2022
Seamus Brand explores the importance of employers revisiting work, health and safety as we ride the winter wave in his article, 'Is This the Winter of Our Discontent? The Importance of Revisiting WHS While ‘Living With’ COVID-19'
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