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Major reforms to the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 will take effect from 1 July 2026, expanding its scope to a range of businesses not currently caught by the legislation. This will include key participants within the property sector, who will become subject to the AML/CTF regime and need to demonstrate compliance with the applicable obligations.
Family law partner Justine Woods has been recognised in Australasian Lawyer’s Elite Women report for 2025.
In this edition of It depends, partner Scott Hay-Bartlem discusses whether your family discretionary trust needs an appointor.
Cooper Grace Ward’s disputes team recently acted for a major commercial landlord in the successful defence of a Queensland Supreme Court case about a consultant’s authority to bind a landlord to a leasing deal. The case provides some useful insights into the risks associated with commercial lease negotiations through agents.
Cooper Grace Ward is thrilled to be named as a finalist in the 2025 Lawyers Weekly Women in Law awards, shortlisted in the Diversity Law Firm of the Year category.
In the recent decision of Tamati v MQT Pty Ltd , the Fair Work Commission found that an employee’s dismissal for refusing to take an alcohol breath test was unfair because the employer’s drug and alcohol policy was unclear and had not been properly applied.
Cooper Grace Ward leads 2025 Doyles Guide rankings for Workers Compensation and Compulsory Third Party Insurance.
Builder’s side deeds offer a lender assurances in a variety of contexts, including where there is a default or insolvency on the part of a borrower that would give rise to a termination right under a construction contract between the borrower and a builder.
Artificial intelligence is beginning to appear in Australian courtrooms. While it may create efficiencies, recent cases show the real dangers of lawyers or parties relying on it too heavily.
Who, what, where with special counsel Melinda Ranson. 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 ‘Coffee with CGW’, special counsel Kathy Prince from our property team joins private client partner Scott Hay-Bartlem for a lively chat over coffee. In this candid conversation, we delve into Kathy’s background, explore her life outside CGW, and discuss what gets her excited about her work.
Parents often clash over which school their child should attend. Courts avoid ranking schools and instead focus on what best serves the child’s interests.