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The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has recently handed down the long-awaited decision on the Lacrosse apartment tower litigation. The litigation was instituted by the owners corporation and individ ...

In the recent case of McLennan v Clapham & Ors [2019] ACTSC 1, the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory considers a claim alleging solicitor’s negligence in the context of a residential ...

Changes arising from the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Bill (Qld) (Bill) commenced operation on 17 December 2018. Most are aware that, as a consequence, the second tranche of the Building Industry Fair ...

Authors: Katherine Hayes, Partner & Madelyne Inch, Solicitor The Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (Tribunal) recently handed down a decision following an investigation into a solicitor who failed to honour a ...

Non-residents may be able to breathe a sigh of relief as the widely reported changes to the main residence exemption may not be proceeding after all. The measures to change the rules announced in the 2017-18 Federal Budg ...

Over the past two decades transport undertakings have made a much progress in digitalization and automation. Routes are being scheduled automatically and GPS-tracking and the digital tachograph are looking after the safe ...