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Insolvency

Court of Appeal provides clarity to insolvency practitioners on independence requirements

Introduction In a recent decision of the Western Australian Court of Appeal, ASIC unsuccessfully claimed that the administrators of two companies should have their remuneration…
Law

Supreme Court clarifies ability to claim exemption when minimum expenditure requirements have been met

The recent case of Regis Resources Limited v The Honourable William Joseph Johnston MLA, Minister for Mines and Petroleum WASC 293 provides an insight into…
Employment

Director Duties and Workplace Law: the need to stay informed

The recent decision handed down in Fair Work Ombudsman v Chatime Australia Pty Ltd (No 2) is a timely reminder that Directors must stay informed…
Dispute Resolution
The New Anti-Corruption Commission and its suite of investigatory powers
Law
The Latest Step in Modernising Land Transactions: Abolition of Duplicate Titles
Employment
Schedule Your Fixed Fee Audit to Address Psychosocial Hazards in Your Workplace
Law
Tips for protecting your business in 2023
Employment
Dismissing employees – Process, Process, Process
Law
Supreme Court issues timely reminder on registration of caveats: A homeowner’s nightmare

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