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Macarthur Football Association AYL End of Season Presentation Night
POSTED: 25 Sep 2023
Charity/Community
Earlier this month, Partners Rahul Lachman and Roland Blackstone attended the Macarthur Football Association AYL End of Season Presentation Night!
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To what extent can an employer use software tracking?
POSTED: 22 Sep 2023
Dispute Resolution
Working from home and hybrid working arrangements have become the societal norm in a post pandemic workspace. Whilst offering flexibility to both the Employer and Employee, how can you be sure that your Employee’s are actually working when working from home? The emerging solution to this is spyware, there a...
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Characterisation: Is a pharmacy inside a medical complex a shop?
POSTED: 21 Sep 2023
Local Government Planning & Environment Law
This article originally appeared in New Planner – the journal of the New South Wales planning profession – published by the Planning Institute of Australia. For more information, please visit: www.planning.org.au/news/new-­‐planner-nsw
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Meals on Wheels Trivia Night
POSTED: 19 Sep 2023
Charity/Community
Last month, Laura from our Camden Office attended the Meals on Wheels Trivia Night at Camden Valley Inn!
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Drug Driving and the Defence of "Honest and Reasonable Mistake of Fact": Case Law Update
POSTED: 19 Sep 2023
Criminal Law
In criminal law, an individual may find themselves caught in a confusing situation where they acted under a genuine and reasonable misconception of certain facts. In such instances, the defence of an "honest and reasonable mistake of fact" comes into play.
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Campbelltown District Netball Association Representative Presentation Night for 2023
POSTED: 18 Sep 2023
Charity/Community
Marsdens Law Group are proud to support Campbelltown District Netball Association in 2023!
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Assessing the weight of initial contributions over time
POSTED: 13 Sep 2023
Family Law
Initial contributions are the assets and sometimes liabilities that a party had when they entered a relationship. This could be real property, savings, shares and superannuation, or it could be a credit card debt or mortgage.
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Mater Dei Organisation's Annual Foundation Dinner
POSTED: 12 Sep 2023
Charity/Community
On Saturday night, #TeamMarsdens attended Mater Dei Organisation's Annual Foundation Dinner at The Cube, Campbelltown!
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Business Buyer Beware! Excessive restraint of trade provisions
POSTED: 11 Sep 2023
Commercial Law
The recent case of DXC Eclipse Pty Ltd v Wildsmith [2023] is a warning to parties that restraint of trade provisions must be appropriate in the circumstances of the transaction to avoid being found unenforceable.
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Pub fights - who is liable?
POSTED: 07 Sep 2023
Injury Compensation Law
Recently, the Supreme Court of NSW had to consider whether a pub and security company could be found liable for the physical assault of a patron which left him unconscious and permanently injured.
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