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Property Law NSW Update: Electronic Lodgment of Paper Documents
To overcome COVID-19 challenges, the Registrar-General has temporarily approved an electronic lodgment process for paper documents.
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5 Ways Compliance Could Help Tame Zoom & Other Remote Work Risks
Survival, at the moment, means adaptation. And even in the long run, staying relevant and connected in a world requires rapid risk assessments, the lesson of COVID-19.
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Should You Download COVIDSafe? Consider These Privacy Concerns First
The launch of COVIDSafe continues to raise concerns about privacy issues and cyber security. Should you or your clients download it?
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A Legal Roadmap for Tackling Domestic Violence
Following the tragic deaths of Hannah Clarke and her children in February, there has been significant discussion into how family violence can be prevented.
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How Dentons Kensington Swan is Supporting Clients During the COVID-19 Outbreak
Law firms have a critical role to play during this challenging time, as they guide their clients through rapid changes in the law.
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Electronic Signing by Company Officers and the Paper Requirement for Deeds
Signing documents is such a basic part of everyday business life in Australia, but the law on the execution of documents is still not completely settled.
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Then Tabcorp, Now Afterpay: Who Will AUSTRAC Turn to Next?
The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) is well known as Australia’s financial intelligence agency. It was perhaps not as well known for its regulatory responsibility – at least…
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Lawyers, it’s OK to Make Matter Management Mistakes (Sometimes)
In the discussion of “lawyering at the speed of business,” the panelists talked about using mistakes as learning opportunities. Their focus wasn’t on avoiding mistakes at all costs — a…
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Safe Access Zone Laws: a Burden on Implied Freedom of Political Communication?
Unlike the United States, Australia has no equivalent to the First Amendment right of free speech. Instead, Australians have an implied right of freedom of political communication arising from the…
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