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Sports & Entertainment LawCan an Employee Sign Away the Right to Sue?
The Geelong Football Club admitted to generating a waiver, asking a player with a concussion history to accept responsibility for future injuries. After public scrutiny, the club withdrew the waiver, sparking questions about legal liability…
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Employment LawGENUINE REDUNDANCY: A COMPLIANT PROCESS FOR EMPLOYERS
Many business owners face the challenging decision of making one or several roles redundant. Often, the decision is motivated by necessary operational changes, a response to the rapid and ongoing…Read article 
Wills, Estates & ProbateWhat is the role of an Executor and what are…
An Executor can be held personally liable for mistakes during estate administration, including premature distribution and unpaid debts. Key responsibilities include applying for Probate, managing debts, and communicating with beneficiaries.…Read article
Sports & Entertainment LawCan an Employee Sign Away the Right to Sue?
The Geelong Football Club admitted to generating a waiver, asking a player with a concussion history to accept responsibility for future injuries. After public scrutiny, the club withdrew the waiver,…Read article
Wills, Estates & ProbateLeft Out of a Will or Given an Insufficient Gift?…
Victorian law allows individuals excluded from a Will or inadequately provided for to seek to contest the will for further provision through a Part 5claim. This claim must be filed…Read article
Family LawRelocation after separation: Can I move with my child?
Relocation cases involve one parent moving with a child, significantly impacting the child's relationship with the other parent. Courts assess the child's best interests, considering schooling, routine, and stability. Obtaining…Read article
Property & DevelopmentBuilding a Home Without the Groan: Upcoming Changes to the…
The Victorian Government will implement new Principal Place of Residence (PPR) exemption rules from 1 January 2027 to better accommodate construction and renovation delays. Key changes include a flexible works…Read article
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