In Campbell & Louis (Sentencing) [2021] FCWA 64 (15 April 2021) Moncrieff J considered the sentence of a de facto husband who had contravened injunctions on...
In Teffaha v Victorian Legal Services Board (Legal Practice) [2021] VCAT 590 the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal refused a sole practitioner’s application for a stay...
The poets might claim that for those in love two hearts beat as one but, in Namoa v The Queen [2021] HCA 13 (14 April 2021)...
In Victoria International Container Terminal Limited v Lunt [2021] HCA 11 (7 April 2021) the High Court had to consider whether an applicant’s motive for commencing...
It is trite to say that there is no ‘one size fits all’ employment contract. Employers and employees should consider their particular contractual needs on a...
This NAIDOC Week Queensland Law Society highlights its commitment to encourage First Nations students to continue their studies at Queensland universities, especially those who are keen...
Momentum is building for an overhaul of Queensland’s privacy laws. Changes have been recommended by the 2017 review of the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld) (Information...
Previous articles have addressed the role of minimum legislative entitlements in the form of the Fair Work Act National Employment Standards, as well as the role...
Last year saw a significant shift in the law governing the rights of a patentee upon the sale of a patented product. Under s13(1) of the...
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