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Superannuation is where the average Australian holds much of their wealth... other than say the family home
This article raises a real risk with a non-binding nomination or the risks if no nomination exists at all.
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Why contingency fees should extend beyond class actions in Victorian civil litigation
Argument for expanding contingency fee arrangements beyond class actions to all civil litigation in Victoria, examining the benefits for clients and proper regulatory frameworks needed for implementation.
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Expert witnesses are so crucial to legal proceedings
Expert witnesses can make or break your case, but many reports submitted to VCAT fail to meet basic requirements. This post highlights four critical shortcomings frequently observed in building and Water Act proceedings: experts who act as advocates rather than independent advisors, opinions extending beyond qualifications, premature Scott Schedules, and incomplete declarations—all of which can undermine your case's credibility.
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Victoria's Surveillance Devices Act
The Surveillance Devices Act 1999 establishes criminal penalties for violations while providing specific exemptions for law enforcement. This increasingly relevant legislation affects both personal privacy and workplace surveillance practices.
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Invaluable advice for starting a legal practice
When starting a legal practice, seeking advice from experienced professionals can provide invaluable guidance. One such piece of wisdom, shared by a seasoned lawyer, emphasises the critical importance of cash flow management and utilising a trust account, particularly in litigation.
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