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- October 2018
- Litigation Tips & Traps
- Buying into an Owners Corporation
- Location of Children
- October 2018
- Newsletters 2017
- December 2017
- The Australian Government gets tough on “phoenixing”
- The meaning of “retail” continues to grow
- Crown land leases – look before you leap
- Security of payment – FAQs for contractors
- Congratulations to Angelo Germano on his promotion to Associate
- July 2017
- Choosing between an independent and supported-living retirement unit
- Managing underperforming employees
- Marriage break-down – commonly asked questions
- Early mediation – the new trend in litigation
- Welcome to Chantal Reigo and Leigh Brown
- Phoebe Blank elected as President of LIV Young Lawyers
- February 2017
- Should you pay a lawyer to apply for a grant of probate?
- Airbnb – issues for owners & tenants
- Clubs – protect your members by incorporating!
- Unfair terms in small business contracts
- Welcome to Phoebe Blank
- December 2017
- Newsletters 2016
- August 2016
- Five tips to protect your Intellectual Property
- Buying goods from overseas – what are your rights?
- Statutory demands – What are they?
- Leasing – traps for the unwary!
- Statutory warranties in mixed use developments
- Welcome to Angelo Germano
- Retirement of Geoff Park
- March 2016
- Do women always get custody of the children?
- Have you been left out of a Will?
- Moving into a retirement village
- The story of Izzy. The Importance of procedural fairness for Incorporated Associations
- Flammable cladding on apartment buildings
- August 2016
- Newsletters 2015
- December 2015
- Misconduct at work Christmas parties
- Real estate purchases by foreign buyers
- Preferential payments – don’t get caught out!
- Preparing your business for sale
- Debt recovery – What happens after a letter of demand?
- September 2015
- Do women always get custody of the children?
- Have you been left out of a Will?
- Moving into a retirement village
- The story of Izzy. The Importance of procedural fairness for Incorporated Associations
- Flammable cladding on apartment buildings
- December 2015
- Newsletters 2014
- September 2014
- Death in Cyberspace
- Internet Law and Business: Click Here to ‘Agree’
- Victorian Court of Appeal Resolves Conflict over Limitation Period for Building Claims
- Is your Business Ready for the New Privacy Law Regime?
- Debt Recovery – Letter of Demand
- September 2014
- Newsletters 2013
- November 2013
- Vale Tony Rogers
- Selling Online? – Someone’s Watching You!
- Emergency Wills – It’s Too Late to Make your Will, if you are Dead!
- “For Richer for Poorer…” – “Beware of Pre-Nups”
- Rotary Clubs and the Subsection 48(3) Trap
- Surrogacy – What’s It all About?
- November 2013
- Newsletters 2012
- October 2012
- Touring in Victoria
- “But I didn’t hit the Children..The New Family Violence Legislation under the Family Law Act”
- The Independent Representation of Children
- Water Damage to an Apartment and Owners Corporations
- Do Beneficiaries have the Right to Inspect Trust Documents?
- How Does a Court Define Death?
- June 2012
- Banks Warned on Guarantor Safeguards
- How Strong is Your Business?
- Selling Your Business Planning and Preparation
- Owners Corporations – Termination of Appointment of Manager
- Litigation How Does it Work? Part 3
- Redundancies Under the Fair Work Act
- Client Alert – Purchasing Property and Cooling Off
- February 2012
- Do the Carbon Tax Numbers Stack Up?
- Personal Property Securities Register – “Teething Problems for Company Charges”
- The New Australian Work Health and Safety Framework
- What Happens to your Digital Assets when you Die
- Family Assets Pool – Does it Include Trust Assets?
- Litigation How Does it Work? Part 2
- October 2012
- Newsletters 2011 - 2007
- December 2011
- Owners Corporations – Be Aware of Easements
- The Centro Decision – What does it mean for Directors?
- National Business Name Registration
- New Director Liabilities
- How Does Litigation Work? – Part 1
- August 2011
- Pelham Lawyers Merges with McKean Park
- Debt Recovery – When a Letter of Demand has Expired or Fails to Recover an Outstanding Debt
- Property Division and Family Law
- Social Media – Risks for Employers
- Personal Properties Securities Legislation What you Need to Know
- February 2011
- Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
- Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney – a few questions answered
- Debt Recovery – Letter of Demand
- July 2010
- Nationwide Occupational Health & Safety Legislation
- To Mediate or To Litigate
- Leave it All to the Lost Dogs Home
- Restraints of Trade in Business Transactions
- Securities from Insolvent Companies
- March 2010
- More Reasons Why you Should Make a Will
- Sons of Gwalia – Who is Right?
- Changes to Owners Corporations Act 2006
- November 2009
- Law Institute Celebrates 20 years of Specialisation
- Lease Renewal Negotiations – a Cautionary Tale for Landlords
- Taking Control in Uncertain Economic Times
- New Commencement Date for Responsible Lending Requirements
- July 2009
- Off the Plan Contracts Look Shaky after Case of Solid Investments
- National Consumer Credit Protection Bill
- Personal Properties Securities Bill
- February 2009
- Unfair Dismissal Laws set to Change from 1 July 2009
- Self Managed Super Funds – To borrow or not to Borrow?
- Retail Leasing: Landlords Obligation to Notify
- Will Preparation (Part 1)
- Title Conversion – Company Share and Stratum Titles
- November 2008
- High flyers and low flyers in recent wills cases
- Reform of personal property securities law
- Significant changes to defacto couple’s rights. New Victorian Relationships Act.
- Owners Corporations. Payments and collection of levies under the new regime.
- High Flyers and Low Flyers in recent Will cases 2
- July 2008
- McKean Park – Onward and Upward
- Carbon Markets and legal certainty
- Cultural Heritage Management Plans. Is it a concern for developers and Lenders?
- Injured workers and termination
- Ademption of specific gifts in wills
- Expert witnesses in family law
- February 2008
- Lenders now have the opportunity to consider lending opportunities to equity rich Self-Managed Super Funds; and
- Self Managed Super Funds can now gear their assets to create more wealth
- December 2007
- Post Election Update
- Kyoto What’s Next
- Changes to the Workplace Relations Law by the Labour Party
- Occupational Health & Safety: A Minefield for Landlords?
- The Owners Corporation Act Comes into Operation on 31 December 2007
- September 2007
- Superannuation Contributions – It’s not too late!
- Buying Off-the-Plan – Tips for Investors
- Restraints of Trade – Preventing an employee from working for a competitor
- Discretionary Trusts – Recent Developments in Beneficiaries Rights
- Characteristics of the Franchise Relationship
- December 2011