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Electric Scooter Laws: What You Should Know
Jimmy Singh, Principal at Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia, outlines the NSW legislation on electric scooters, with a comparison to legislation... read more →
24 November 2020
The NSW Government makes peace with itself over the Koala SEPP
Breellen Warry, Partner; Peter Holt, Special Counsel and Georgia Appleby, Associate at Holding Redlich discuss the new State Environmental Planning... read more →
13 November 2020
Using Data Analytics, Robotic Process Automation, and Artificial Intelligence to Meet Modern Regulatory Director Responsibilities
Dr David Millhouse, Senior Research Fellow at the Faculty of Law in Bond University, discusses how to utilise analytics, AI... read more →
10 November 2020COVID-19 and Access to Justice in Criminal Law: For Better or for Worse?
Jimmy Singh, Principal at Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia, examines the impact of COVID-19 on the barriers to accessing justice in... read more →
5 November 2020
Preparing for Trial
Jason Betts, Partner and Chris Lisica, Senior Associate at Herbert Smith Freehills, emphasises the importance for litigators to be thoroughly... read more →
30 October 2020![[VIDEO] Forewarned is Forearmed – Working Collaboratively with the ATO](https://cdn.shortpixel.ai/client/q_glossy,ret_img/https://legalwiseseminars.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Tax.png)
[VIDEO] Forewarned is Forearmed – Working Collaboratively with the ATO
"Forewarned is forearmed," says Chris Kinsella, Tax Controversy Specialist and Partner at MinterEllison, as he highlights how working collaboratively with... read more →
7 October 202013Nov
The NSW Government makes peace with itself over the Koala SEPP
Breellen Warry, Partner; Peter Holt, Special Counsel and Georgia Appleby, Associate at Holding Redlich discuss the new State Environmental Planning Policy (Koala Habitat.. Read More →
13Nov
Investing in Australia? Major changes to FIRB
Natashia Ackroyd, Partner and Sam Marks, Graduate of Holding Redlich’s Property, Planning and Development Group, explore the major upcoming changes to FIRB that.. Read More →
12Nov
Vacant Land Deductions – A Change in Landscape Post 1 July 2019
Tracey Dunn, Associate Director – Tax Services at RSM Australia Pty Ltd, explores the changing landscape in vacant land deductions after 1 July.. Read More →
24Nov
Electric Scooter Laws: What You Should Know
Jimmy Singh, Principal at Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia, outlines the NSW legislation on electric scooters, with a comparison to legislation from other states... Read More →
20Nov
“But I’m Entitled…”: Equal Shared Parental Responsibility Equals Equal Time – Doesn’t It?
Kristen Mitchell-Scott, Solicitor at Mitchells Solicitors, discusses what expectations arise from having equal shared responsibility and ensuring that your clients are well aware.. Read More →
19Nov
Estate Planning – More than just a Will
Adeline Schiralli, Consulting Principal at Keypoint Law and Accredited Specialist in Wills & Estates, shares key tips to estate planning by looking at.. Read More →
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16Oct
Caveats Series Part 7: Consequences of lodging a caveat without reasonable cause – s 74P of the Real Property Act 1900 (NSW)
Vikram Misra, Barrister at Clarence Chambers continues his series into caveats as he examines the consequences of lodging a caveat without a reasonable.. Read More →
01Oct
Property Series Part 6: New Viruses in Old Vials: Relief Against Forfeiture in the Era of COVID-19
Barrister and mediator Sydney Jacobs continues his series by discussing the recent Sneakerboy Retail Pty Ltd trading Sneakerboy v Georges Properties Pty Ltd.. Read More →
04Sep
Caveats Series Part 6: Does the Right to the Proceeds of Sale of Real Property Create a Caveatable Interest?
Vikram Misra, Barrister at Clarence Chambers continues his series into caveats as he debates whether the right to the proceeds of sale of.. Read More →
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