Exciting times for Osborn Law
Exciting times for Osborn law It has been an exciting start to 2019 for Osborn Law which has appointed Laura Bennett as its first Senior Associate who joins Solicitor Directors
Exciting times for Osborn law It has been an exciting start to 2019 for Osborn Law which has appointed Laura Bennett as its first Senior Associate who joins Solicitor Directors
Although NSW remains consistent with a low number of new case numbers, there is still a considerable amount of uncertainty surrounding the pandemic and its impact now and in the
A recent decision by the Fair Work Commission (FWC) has clarified the circumstances where employers on JobKeeper can reduce their employees’ hours of work.
From tomorrow, 1 August 2020, new changes to the stamp duty threshold will result in a wider range of properties being exempt from stamp duty.
Recent changes to the Fair Trading Act 1987 have seen the introduction of new disclosure obligations for operators of NSW businesses. NSW business operators must now, before supplying goods or
The below is an important update around timing of proposed changes reported to you in our previous client alerts issued December 2019. The changes concern a Bill introduced into Parliament
On November 22 last year, the Conveyancing Legislation Amendment Bill 2018 (NSW) received assent. Once proclaimed, the Conveyancing Legislation Amendment Act 2018 (the Act) will have a significant impact on
Interim Occupation Certificates, which are obtained by developers to assist with the ‘staged completion’ of developments as well as financing the development, were set to be a thing of the
There has been much debate about the sacking of Ms Angela Williamson, a former Public Policy and Government Relations Manager of Cricket Australia, for expressing a personal political opinion. On