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Burton v Spencer: Warning for those without a Will The Queensland case of Burton v Spencer demonstrates the unintended difficulties and complications that can arise should you die without a Will in Queensland.

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Case Update: Mutual Wills Mutual wills can be a useful tool when estate planning for spouses with blended families, but should not be entered into lightly.  The case of Masci v Masci shows the possible implications of mutual wills.

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Queensland Tree Disputes: Disclosure To Buyers In 2011, a review conducted by the Department of Justice and Attorney-General concluded that dividing fences and trees were the two most common causes of disputes between neighbours.

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Congratulations to Benjamin Twomey, Senior Associate. Congratulations to Benjamin Twomey, Senior Associate, who has successfully gained specialist accreditation in commercial litigation that has been confirmed by the Queensland Law Society.

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Adverse Action Claims Protect Workers Against Discrimination Under the Fair Work Act (2009) (the ‘Act’) a number of General Protection provisions protect Australian workers against various forms of discrimination in the workplace.

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