Burton v Spencer: Warning for those without a Will
22.09.17
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 22.09.17 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.Read More
Queensland Tree Disputes: Disclosure To Buyers 22.09.17 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.Read More
Congratulations to Benjamin Twomey, Senior Associate. 22.09.17 Congratulations to Benjamin Twomey, Senior Associate, who has successfully gained specialist accreditation in commercial litigation that has been confirmed by the Queensland Law Society.Read More
Adverse Action Claims Protect Workers Against Discrimination 22.09.10 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.Read More










