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Michael Byrnes is quoted in the article - Legal implications from very disturbing Hawthorn FC allegations - published in Lawyers Weekly on 23 September 2022:

Swaab

Employers need to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety of their workers.

Assault charges at Liverpool Local Court in NSW

Astor Legal

The man will face assault charges at Liverpool Local Court after an alleged road rage incident in NW Sydney.

Formula One contract dispute demonstrates the importance of finalising your contracts

Piper Alderman

Clarity and certainty are fundamental in drafting and negotiating contracts to avoid any potential disputes.

Power of attorney (POA) and reverse mortgages in NSW

Piper Alderman

A brief summary of how and when a power of attorney can be used when entering into a reverse mortgage in NSW.

Insights from ASIC surveillance of managed funds

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

ASIC has warned that its surveillance into the marketing of managed fund performance and risk is ongoing.

Diversify and stay ahead – How can non-bank lenders stay competitive in a rate-driven market?

Bennett & Philp Lawyers

Non-bank lenders presently make up about 5% of Australia's credit market, and this figure is set to grow.

Deliveroo case delivers employment status clarity for gig economy

People + Culture Strategies

Employment contracts and agreements must be valid and accurately reflect the nature of the intended relationship.

ATO becoming pro-active again

BRI Ferrier

Since COVID, the ATO is recommencing collection efforts, with proceedings against companies with outstanding tax debts.

Australian states are opening their doors to more skilled migrants

Roam Migration Law

States and territories are easing the conditions of their visa programs to help to attract overseas skilled workers.

Timing is everything: deferred commencement conditions and the Covid prescribed period under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (NSW)

Piper Alderman

This recent case indicates that timing is everything when dealing with deferred commencement conditions for EPA consents.

Residential Focus: Commercial fit-out exclusions; In the media, practice and courts, cases and legislation

Holding Redlich

Commercial fit-out exclusions; Recent media releases, reports, cases and laws relating to NSW residential property.

Dealing with protected employee complaints: General protections update

Holding Redlich

Recent court rulings have clarified the scope of employee complaints protection, and how most claims will be determined.

Queensland land tax changes – what you need to know and do, and by when!

Cooper Grace Ward

Entities with landholdings in Queensland and any other state or territory may face an increased Queensland land tax bill.

The offence of aggravated sexual intercourse with a child between 14 and 16 in NSW

Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Aggravated sexual intercourse with a child 14 to16 is a criminal offence with a maximum penalty of 12 years in prison.

Quality Of Advice Review: HSF Makes Submission On Financial Advice Reform

Herbert Smith Freehills

In August 2022, the Quality of Advice Review released its Proposals Paper setting out a range of proposals to improve the accessibility and affordability of financial advice.

No Body, No Parole laws may be introduced in New South Wales

Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Those convicted of murder, who refuse or fail to assist to locate the deceased's body, will not be released on parole.

How the EPA draft Climate Change Policy and Action Plan will impact businesses in NSW

McCullough Robertson

The Action Plan particularises how the Policy will be implemented, and the EPA's vision for future regulatory action.

The NSW offence of dangerous driving occasioning death

Astor Legal

Dangerous driving occasioning death is a criminal offence in NSW with a maximum penalty of ten years' imprisonment.

Offenders should be sent to prison as punishment, not to be punished

Sydney Criminal Lawyers

This Norwegian example of criminal justice should provide food for thought for Australian prison authorities.

How can I find a lawyer in New South Wales?

Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Finding the right lawyer is an important decision, so take your time before formally engaging a legal representative.

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