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Publications
We regularly prepare a ‘Personal Injury’ Newsletter which will be posted on our website for your information.
In touch with the law (No. 4 of 2008)
7/11/2008
In this issue
*Biobanking: Accommodating development and biodiversity
*Computer evidence: Risks in both deleting and uploading
*Inventive employees: Keeping good ideas in-house
*False attacks: Beyond the defamation laws
*Debt: Can I get a judgment set aside?
*Offshore schemes: Tax office attacks
*Safety at work: Hire companies’ responsibility
*Motor accidents: More stringent procedures on claims
*Shareholders: Defining rights and responsibilities
*Dismissal: When is it not unfair?
*Stamp duty: No exemption on deferred transfer of assets
In touch with the law (No. 3 of 2008)
28/7/2008
In this issue
*Forfeited deposits: Will you pay GST if the sale falls through?
*Trusts: The tax sting in death benefits
*Reputation: Can a company sue for defamation?
*Predatory Workplaces: Damage control when key staff leave
*Neighbours: What can I do about nuisance trees?
*Capacity: Assessing decision-making ability
*Wills and super: Can you say who’ll benefit after you’re gone?
*Forgery: Invalidating the security on a loan
*Tenders: Are disclaimers effective?
*Dispute resolution: Should I go to court or mediate?