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The curse of the self-represented defendant part 1 - time to sack my lawyers

The curse of the self-represented defendant part 1 - time to sack my lawyers

The curse of the self-represented defendant part 1 - time to sack my lawyers

I recently acted for a landlord in a commercial lease dispute. It should have been a simple action. The tenant was clearly in arrears;...

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Covid-19 Risk Audit: Could your business trade if you were struck down with the coronavirus?

Covid-19 Risk Audit: Could your business trade if you were struck down with the coronavirus?

Covid-19 Risk Audit: Could your business trade if you were struck down with the coronavirus?

Self-managed superannuation and the binding death benefit nomination - get it right or risk unintend

Self-managed superannuation and the binding death benefit nomination - get it right or risk unintend

Self-managed superannuation and the binding death benefit nomination - get it right or risk unintend

New cladding law for private building owners

New cladding law for private building owners

New cladding law for private building owners

If you don't like it, don't keep it

If you don't like it, don't keep it

If you don't like it, don't keep it

Beware the self-executing clause

Beware the self-executing clause

Beware the self-executing clause

Why not arbitration?

Why not arbitration?

Why not arbitration?

LawPORT - the evolution of legal services

LawPORT - the evolution of legal services

LawPORT - the evolution of legal services

Presenting at the QELA Intensive

Presenting at the QELA Intensive

Presenting at the QELA Intensive

Caveats - 15 pertinent comments

Caveats - 15 pertinent comments

Caveats - 15 pertinent comments

Currency periods of approvals

Currency periods of approvals

Currency periods of approvals

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Don't bite the hand that feeds you!

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