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Market darling turned embattled franchisor Domino’s Pizza has become the latest stalwart in the scandal-plagued sector to be hit with a class action lawsuit. The restaurant is currently under fire for allegedly...

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has initiated proceedings in the Federal Court against Samsung Electronics Australia Pty Ltd (Samsung) for breaches of the Australian Consumer Law. The consumer watchdog alleges...

  The impact of increasing greenhouse gas ("GHG") emissions resulting from human activities has driven innovation in market-based solutions, technology development and international law. The signing of the 1997 agreement known as the...

With a growth in technology in the past 10 years, online marketplaces have experienced a significant economic boom. Although significant in their ability to reach a wide range of consumers, the growth...

The Demerit Points System is a national program that allocates penalty points for a range of driving offences. The scheme is designed to encourage safe and responsible driving by imposing financial penalties...

Electronic Conveyancing (e-Conveyancing) is an electronic way of conducting property settlement and lodgement. By replacing paper processes, it allows lawyers, lenders and conveyancers work together online and speeds the process up. E-Conveyancing...

Binding Financial Agreements The Family Law Act 1975 authorises parties who are married or in a de facto relationship to create a legally binding agreement in relation to property, finances, superannuation and...

The recent debate in Alabama, USA in relation to abortion prohibitions with no exception for rape or incest, has brought New South Wales’ abortion laws into the spotlight. New South Wales remains...

  Contrary to popular belief, most Australians actually do not need to go to the Family Court of Australia to make arrangements for children, parenting or property once the relationship/ marriage has...