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In this video, senior associate Craig Turvey talks about child support, how it works and how it is calculated.
In this edition of ‘It depends’, partner Scott Hay-Bartlem talks about when a trust ends or vests.
Chris was recognised in the category of ‘changemaker’, which showcases lawyers who are strong leaders and innovators, and drive positive change in the profession.
In this edition of ‘It depends’, senior associate Steven Jell talks about making gifts or loans to family members.
In this edition of ‘It depends’, lawyer Sacha Robinson talks about why you should sign multiple copies of your trust deed.
CGW starts the new financial year with six lawyers promoted to senior positions, including one partner, one special counsel, one senior associate and three associates.
The Federal Court has recently confirmed that liquidators are able to assign their rights to examine people and to obtain the production of documents.
With Prime Minister Scott Morrison announcing that COVID-19 vaccinations will become mandatory for residential aged care workers, now is the perfect time for employers to start preparing.
As of 1 July 2021, the last of the recent reforms to the Defamation Act 2005 (Qld) came into effect, bringing Queensland’s defamation framework into line with the law in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia.
A Supreme Court in Australia has dismissed an application by a UK company’s moratorium restructuring practitioners for recognition of a UK moratorium and ordered that the company be wound up under Australian law.
The future of workplace health and safety prosecutions in Queensland is in limbo after a recent case held the complaint form used by the Workplace Health and Safety Prosecutor provides insufficient detail to enable the defendant to defend the matter and therefore fails to invoke the jurisdiction of the Court.
Employers should be prepared to change the way they look at and treat sexual harassment after the Australian Government commits to sweeping legislative reform in response to the National Inquiry into Sexual Harassment in the Australian Workplace.