Property owners are entitled to enjoy their land free from interference to a certain degree. While you may have to tolerate the occasional noise from your neighbour’s annual karaoke night, you have full rights to enjoy your property free from damage
A Will is one of the most important legal documents you will sign in your lifetime.
The decision of Chief Justice Quinlan in Jensen v Nationwide News Pty Ltd [No 12] [2019] WASC 250 has provided a timely reminder of the dangers that posting on public social media forums can have, and pose
The recent case of Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Ultra Tune Australia Pty Ltd [2019] FCA 12 provides a reminder that breaches of franchising laws can have severe consequences.
Malicious comments on social media can have costly consequences.
The wording of a single sentence can have major consequences in the negotiation and drafting of a contract. This was the case for a retail shop tenant, who went all the way to the Supreme Court only to find out that a guarantee provided by their landlord was worth less than they anticipated.
Losing staff members or clients to a competitor is a major concern for employers. One way employers can protect their competitive position is by...
The internet has provided us with the amazing ability to access vast amounts of information at the click of a button...
Regardless of whether you have a valid Will, the following persons have the ability to apply to the Supreme Court of Western Australia under the Family Provision Act 1972 (WA) for ...