The Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Spam Act 2003 (Cth) do not give rise to personal actions for damages flowing from a contravention of [...]
This session is specifically designed for Body Corporate Managers, who are often the first point of contact for bodies corporate when defective building work comes [...]
ASIC has announced an amendment to Class Order CO14/923 which imposes new obligations upon authorised representatives (Advisers) to not only maintain records but to provide [...]
When an individual becomes bankrupt, the bankrupt’s property vests in the bankruptcy Trustee with a number of exceptions. One exception is in respect of the [...]
Greater protection will be provided to small business against unfair contract terms as a result of new legislation, the Treasury Legislation Amendment (Small Business and [...]
Broadley Rees Hogan clients, Hollie Fifer, Rebecca Barry and Madeleine Hetherton and their companies, Media Stockade & Beacon Films, were this year embroiled in a [...]
The Court of Appeal in NSW unanimously upheld the decision of the trial judge which dismissed a claim by a trade credit supplier against our [...]
In Part 1 of our Storm Warning series, we examine ASIC v Cassimatis (No 8)[1] (Storm 8) for its salutary warning on directors duties, particularly [...]
This is the ideal event for senior managers, managing directors, in-house counsel and company secretaries to come together, hear about challenges they face in representing [...]