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A contractor and a customer of a business have been ordered to pay a total of $116,000 for compensation and penalties for sexually harassing an employee at a storage facility.
Acting as an enduring attorney can be challenging and carries significant risks. This article highlights six common mistakes attorneys often make and offers practical tips on how to avoid them.
In this episode of It Depends, partner Scott Hay-Bartlem talks about how the 2026 federal Budget changes might affect your estate planning.
Failing to address the allocation of cost escalation risk between negotiating parties at the ‘front end’ can create fertile ground for project delays, or even abandonment, and the potential straining or breakdown of commercial relationships.
The 2026 Federal Budget may change how separating couples approach tax, property, trusts and settlement timing.
Who, what, where with associate Francesca De Silva. Hear how long she’s been at Cooper Grace Ward Lawyers, what she would be doing if she wasn’t working in law and what she loves about her job.
In this episode of It Depends, associate Sacha Robinson explains how to choose the right jurisdiction for your trust. While it’s usually best to use the law of the state where the trust deed is signed, other factors such as where the trust is managed and where assets and trustees are located are also important.
In this episode of ‘Coffee with CGW’, special counsel Andrew Vella from our litigation and dispute resolution team joins private client partner Scott Hay-Bartlem for a lively chat over coffee.
A recent Supreme Court of Queensland decision has exposed a loophole concerning future property that could leave first-ranking secured creditors unprotected, even when comprehensive security deeds are in place. The case highlights the risks of relying solely on standard PPSA definitions when securing interests in future property.
If a business supplies a product that becomes, or may become, unsafe, it has a duty to quickly remove the risk to public safety, notify consumers and the responsible Commonwealth Minister and offer compensation publicly in accordance with Australian Consumer Law requirements.
Cooper Grace Ward has once again been recognised in the 2026 Doyle’s Guide rankings across multiple key practice areas, reflecting the firm’s ongoing commitment to delivering expert legal advice and outstanding client service in Queensland.
The Fair Work Commission has handed down a decision to phase out junior rates in three modern awards.