Bede Haines, Barrister of University Chambers will discuss “2023’s Significant Property Cases – Conveyancing, Leasing and Easements”, and Senior Judicial Registrar Brett McGrath of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia will discuss “Recent Developments in Family Law”.
To register please visit https://parralawsoc.com.au/event-5441336
There are various types of business structures, each with their own legal, tax and operational considerations. These include: 1 Sole...
A man (ABC ) who took a voluntary assisted dying substance intended for his wife was found dead at home by his adult daughter. ABC was in his 80s at the time of his death. The spouse of ABC was a Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) patient. The VAD patient, the wife of...
Partnerships are a common business structure. Frequently we see disputes where one or more partners wishes to leave the partnership, and financial and other disputes relating to a partnership. Understanding the causes of these disputes and how they can be...
A deceased estate has a range of potential claims that can be made against it. These arise not only from the actions of the deceased but also from legislation that deals with how deceased estates are administered and distributed. Some examples of potential...
A company is a separate legal entity, being an artificial person that only ceases to exist via the hands of its members or via government intervention. A company’s personality is expressed in its constitution and enables the members of the company to combine...
In the landmark decision of Tabet v Gett [2010] 240 CLR 537, the High Court of Australia provided crucial insights into the principles of causation in negligence claims. This case is pivotal for understanding how courts assess the direct link between alleged...
Join us for an informative seminar on "How to Reduce the Risk of a Claim on Your Estate" via Zoom on Thursday, 5 September at 8 pm. This one-hour complimentary session, including a Q&A segment, will provide valuable insights and practical strategies to safeguard...
In the landmark decision of Dhupar v Lee [2022] NSWCA 15, the New South Wales Court of Appeal clarified that damages can be awarded for economic loss resulting from a psychiatric injury suffered by a mother due to childbirth. This decision underscores the distinction...
The Industrial Manslaughter Bill has passed NSW Parliament and will make industrial manslaugther an offence. According to the NSW government, since 2019 more than 300 workers have been killed in NSW. Under the new law, a business or individual can be held...
In New South Wales, there are many different types of people that can potentially claim on a deceased estate if, for instance, inadequate or no provision has been made for them or they are owed money by the estate (or they were owed money by the deceased). ...