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Unfair Contract Terms: Review Before Renewal

Australian businesses should review standard form contracts before renewal. Unfair terms can attract penalties and create avoidable disputes.

Right to Disconnect: Practical Policy Review

The right to disconnect is now part of Australia’s workplace law. Employers should review policies, contracts and after-hours work practices.

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Federal Court AI Practice Note: What Clients Should Know

The Federal Court’s GenAI Practice Note shows how AI can reduce litigation cost only when confidentiality, accuracy and lawyer supervision are protected.

Privacy, AI and Automated Decision-making Transparency

New Privacy Act transparency obligations for automated decisions start in December 2026. Businesses using AI should map systems and update policies early.

AML/CTF Reforms: What Businesses Should Prepare

From 1 July 2026, Australia’s AML/CTF regime expands. Businesses should start mapping services, risks, records and approval workflows now.

Director Duties and Risk Governance Lessons

ASIC’s Star Entertainment litigation is a reminder that risk governance depends on evidence, escalation and clear executive responsibility.

Using AI at work? Privacy governance should come before prompts

Before staff use AI tools with customer or employee data, businesses should implement privacy governance, clear AI policies, confidentiality controls and human review processes to reduce legal and operational risk.

When tax debt meets voluntary administration

A recent NSW Supreme Court decision shows how administrators may seek urgent relief where an ATO garnishee-style notice threatens cash flow during voluntary administration.

What Is Adverse Action by an Employer?

Adverse action is not simply unfair treatment. Learn what conduct the Fair Work Act prohibits and how a general protections claim is proved.

Transferring Real Property After Separation

 A separation property transfer requires coordinated family-law, finance, duty, tax and conveyancing steps. Here are the key NSW issues.

Returning to Work after Workplace Stress

NSW workers recovering from psychological injury may have rights to suitable work, adjustments and protection from unlawful dismissal.

Water Ingress from Underground Pipes on a Neighbouring Property

Underground water ingress can cause serious property damage. Early evidence, source identification and proportionate action are essential.

Section 106 Strata Claims: What Lot Owners Should Consider

Section 106 requires a NSW owners corporation to maintain common property. Lot owners should act early and prove both breach and loss.

When Should a Creditor Send a Statutory Demand?

A statutory demand is an insolvency step, not an aggressive letter of demand. It should only be used for a clear, due company debt.

Misuse of Private Information in the Digital Age

Australia now has a statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy, alongside takedown, regulatory and traditional legal remedies.

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