Managing your company’s administrative tasks can often be overwhelming and divert your attention away from day-to-day running of the business. From compliance with legal requirements to maintaining accurate records, a

You have no doubt been exposed to media coverage in the last week regarding further industrial relations reforms. Businesses who are most affected by the proposed laws are those who

Osborn Law invites you to join us for breakfast as we discuss key topics to assist you and your business navigate 2023/24. On the morning you will hear from our Commercial and

Osborn Law has appointed Yvonne Reynolds as its first Senior Licensed Conveyancer. Yvonne has over 30 years’ experience in the legal profession and has been an integral part of the

Discretionary trusts (often called family trusts) have long been recommended by financial advisors as a way of protecting assets. Sometimes this is to protect the assets from business risk; sometimes

A recent decision in the NSW Court of Appeal considered whether a Health Care provider which contracted medical practitioners to practise at their centres should pay tax according to the

The Federal court decision in CFMEU v OS MCAP Pty Ltd has drawn plenty of attention as to whether employees can be forced to work public holidays. On Christmas Day and

The Law Society of New South Wales recently released the 2022 edition of the Contract for Sale and Purchase of Land in NSW. The 2022 edition of the Contract supersedes

Last year, legislative changes were made to the NSW stamp duty regime under the State Revenue and Fines Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous) Act 2022 (Act) from 19 May 2022. To read our previous