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Calls for tougher Workplace Safety Laws: A life could depend on it!
POSTED: 07 May 2019
Dispute Resolution
Trade unions are lobbying for a national reform to workplace safety laws, to make it more stringent, following the death of a teenage apprentice in a scaffolding collapse in NSW on 1 April 2019. The tragic incident is a stark reminder of the responsibilities employers have to make sure they provide a safe workplace.
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2019 Staff Recognition
POSTED: 03 May 2019
Event
A BIG CONGRATULATIONS!
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No More Prasad Direction
POSTED: 01 May 2019
Criminal Law
Previously, at the close of the Crown Case, the Defence had the power to request a “Prasad Direction”. This is a direction that the Judge gives to the Jury that they can bring back verdicts of not guilty at any time without hearing any more evidence or the closing addresses.
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“My landlord has issued me a demolition notice. What are my rights?”
POSTED: 30 Apr 2019
Property Law
If you are a tenant leasing a retail space, particularly in a major retail complex, chances are your lease contains what is referred to as a ‘demolition’ clause. Clauses of these nature allow a landlord to terminate a retail lease in order to undertake demolition or substantial refurbishments/renovations to the retail premises. These clauses may contain provisions for the tenant to be moved to an alternate space, however they may simply bring the tenancy to an end upon the expiration of a requisite period of notice.
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Masters Cricket Tournament
POSTED: 24 Apr 2019
Event
Big smiles from Allan because Bradbury Cricket Club Inc. Est.1969 won the Masters Cricket Tournament a few weekends ago!
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Real Life Botched
POSTED: 18 Apr 2019
Injury Compensation Law
In a recent decision, the District Court of New South Wales awarded a Plaintiff $204,674.50 in compensation for injuries arising from a “botched” breast augmentation surgery. Kylie Turner sued surgeon, Dr Blackstock, for performing breast augmentation surgery in circumstances where he was not a qualified surgeon.
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St Gregory's Old Boys Oztag Day
POSTED: 18 Apr 2019
Event
St Gregory's Old Boys Oztag Day 2019!A few weekends ago a number of Old Boys from various year groups of St Gregory's College Campbelltown competed in a knockout tournament to be claimed the winner of the Annual St Gregory's Oztag Day Trophy.Gareth Jamieson, Solicitor in our Property Department and part of the 2009 graduating class, competed and was thrilled when the class of 2009 won on the day!
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“If you can afford a holiday, then you can afford to support your children”
POSTED: 17 Apr 2019
Family Law
“If you can afford a holiday, then you can afford to support your children”. This is the latest message from Michael Keenan, MP for Human Services.
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Bending over backwards for your employee - When is enough?
POSTED: 17 Apr 2019
Dispute Resolution
From 1 December 2018, a new ‘model term’ in the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) provided for increased entitlements for employees to generally request more generous flexible working arrangements.
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Anne Stanley Fundraising Lunch
POSTED: 16 Apr 2019
Event
Last Friday, Helen & Dom from our Liverpool Office attended Anne Stanley's fundraiser.Pictured below, from left to right: Paul Lynch (State MP for Liverpool, Helen Jabbour, Chris Bowen, Anne Stanley MP for Werrima and Dom Mosca.
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