Legal News Sydney

The High Court has recently decided that the debt of one spouse may be transferred to the other during a divorce property settlement. In the case of Commissioner of Taxation v Tomaras,...

With an increasing population in Sydney, high-rises are becoming the norm for future residential development. Despite offering obvious benefits, the high-density-living solution has several drawbacks for its residents. Specifically, there is the...

The law stands on centuries of traditions and precedents. In contrast, technology is growing as a rate faster than ever before. On one hand, how will the law keep up technology? On...

Emojis are an ever increasing trend on social media and can be used to denote the emotion behind a message, replace words entirely and can even convey an entire sentence worth of...

With Christmas over, it is now time to look forward to the New Year. The start of every new year brings with it the promise of new beginnings. Although a time of...

The holiday season is a wonderful opportunity to spend time with friends and family. For each person, their time off work, and pay entitlements will differ. For business with a 'Shut Down...

From the 12 December 2018, all employees are entitled to take unpaid leave as a result of domestic violence. WHAT IS FAMILY AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE? Family and domestic violence refers to violence,...

There are insufficient nurse to patient ratios in NSW. Our public hospitals face increased patient admissions, without the increased staff to meet the demand, putting patients’ lives at risk. In Queensland and...

Have you ever received a gift card or voucher during Christmas only to discover later that you missed the expiration date? One in seven gift cards bought in Australia go unused every...