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These awards highlight authors with the highest readership on Mondaq between October 2023 and March 2024, covering 16 countries and various topics.
In this edition of It depends, partner Scott Hay-Bartlem talks about how we know whether a person has the mental capacity to make a binding death benefit nomination for their superannuation.
Click below for who, what, where with administration assistant Jr-Lung Hay-Bartlem. Hear how long he’s been at Cooper Grace Ward Lawyers, what he would be doing if he wasn’t working in law and what he loves about his job.
In this edition of It depends, lawyer Alfred Jackson talks about vendor finance – what are some of the key traps you should watch out for?
In a recent Queensland Supreme Court decision, a host employer was found to be 75% liable for failing to implement and enforce a safe system of work after a labour hire employee fractured his elbow when attempting to dodge a wasp and then falling over a bag of rubbish.
Van Camp v Bellahealth Pty Ltd is one of the first cases where a court has been asked to consider the standard of capacity required in the context of Binding Death Benefit Nominations.
Cooper Grace Ward is pleased to share that nine team members have been promoted to the next stage of their careers during FY24.
Join us for a coffee chat with family law partner Justine Woods and private client partner Scott Hay-Bartlem as we delve into Justine’s background, explore her life outside CGW, and discuss what gets her excited about her work in this candid conversation.
In this edition of It depends, senior associate Tom Walrut talks about some of the planning considerations for land tax purposes in the lead up to 30 June.
This achievement is a testament to the dedication and expertise of our entire litigation and dispute resolution team, who have continued to provide outstanding service to clients throughout FY23-24.
The Fair Work Commission has handed down its annual wage review decision for 2024. From 1 July 2024, the national minimum wage will increase to $915.90 per week.
In this edition of It depends, senior associate Tom Walrut talks about the important dates you need to know for land tax in Queensland.