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ANDREW CHEETHAM
For over 17 years’, Andrew has specialised in advising Australian and London based insurers on complex claims as both defence and coverage counsel in disputes involving professional negligence and breaches of contract, D&O insurance, general liability, business interruption and ISR policies. Andrew has been ranked in Doyle’s Guide 2016 as ‘Recommended’ in the category of HIGH COURT CLARIFIES POSITION ON PUBLIC ACCESS TO AND Introduction. In Western Australia v Manado HCA 9 (Manado), delivered on 18 March 2020, the High Court unanimously held that state legislation which ‘confirmed’ access to and enjoyment of public areas, such as beaches and waterways as authorised by section 212(2) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA), must be recorded where those interests fall within a native title determinationCLEANSING NOTICES
The flurry of recent capital raisings has provided an opportune time to draw attention to an often overlooked aspect of capital raisings: cleansing notices. Often misperceived as a ‘tick-the-box’ exercise, the following article sets out food for thought that should be considered in order to release a compliant cleansing notice. What is a cleansing notice?GEORGE MARQUES
George’s recent experience includes: Credit unions: Lead partner in the transfer under Part 3 of the Financial Sector (Business Transfer and Group Restructure) Act 1999 from 4 credit unions to Bendigo Bank.This was a significant project which included reviewing and advising on constitutional amendments, member information statements, dealings with regulatory bodies, and reviewing BEDE GAHAN - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Bede is a Partner in the Canberra Workplace Relations Group, specialising in workplace relations, discrimination and work health and safety law. Clients seek Bede’s advice not only because of its technical excellence, but also because he is an expert at assisting his clients find practical solutions to their most complex workplace relations matters. Bede’s clientsDAVID VORCHHEIMER
David is a town planner and lawyer specialising in Planning, Environment, Heritage, Building, Subdivision and Local Government law matters. David regularly appears at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, Planning Panels and Advisory Committees on behalf of developers, objectors and State and local government clients. David advises on and coordinates land acquisition and POLAT SIVA - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Polat specialises in litigation and insolvency. Polat advises government and private clients in complex commercial disputes and regularly provides clients with strategic advice to avoid and resolve disputes where possible. In the insolvency area, Polat regularly acts for financiers, insolvency practitioners and other stakeholders in all aspects of administrations, liquidations and, receiverships.CLARE RAIMONDO
Clare Raimondo is a Partner in HWL Ebsworth’s Workplace Relations and Safety team. Clare has broad expertise in employment and workplace relations matters, having practised as a registered industrial advocate before joining the legal profession. Her work encompasses all aspects of the employment relationship, advising and representing employers on a range of workplace legal issues including WE'RE NOT YOUR TYPICAL LAW FIRM The traditional law firm model is tired This is its wake up call Need advice? We’re not your typical law firm Despite what many law firm websites say, it can be very difficult to differentiate one firm from another. The more they claim to be different, the more similar they appear to be. Let us STORING HEALTH INFORMATION ON THE CLOUD? Patient health information has traditionally been stored in a paper file in the doctor’s draw or on a local hard drive. But as online storage solutions mature, doctors and health organisations are now asking whether health information can be stored on the cloud. What is the cloud? Put simply, the cloud is a network of softwareANDREW CHEETHAM
For over 17 years’, Andrew has specialised in advising Australian and London based insurers on complex claims as both defence and coverage counsel in disputes involving professional negligence and breaches of contract, D&O insurance, general liability, business interruption and ISR policies. Andrew has been ranked in Doyle’s Guide 2016 as ‘Recommended’ in the category of HIGH COURT CLARIFIES POSITION ON PUBLIC ACCESS TO AND Introduction. In Western Australia v Manado HCA 9 (Manado), delivered on 18 March 2020, the High Court unanimously held that state legislation which ‘confirmed’ access to and enjoyment of public areas, such as beaches and waterways as authorised by section 212(2) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA), must be recorded where those interests fall within a native title determinationCLEANSING NOTICES
The flurry of recent capital raisings has provided an opportune time to draw attention to an often overlooked aspect of capital raisings: cleansing notices. Often misperceived as a ‘tick-the-box’ exercise, the following article sets out food for thought that should be considered in order to release a compliant cleansing notice. What is a cleansing notice?GEORGE MARQUES
George’s recent experience includes: Credit unions: Lead partner in the transfer under Part 3 of the Financial Sector (Business Transfer and Group Restructure) Act 1999 from 4 credit unions to Bendigo Bank.This was a significant project which included reviewing and advising on constitutional amendments, member information statements, dealings with regulatory bodies, and reviewing BEDE GAHAN - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Bede is a Partner in the Canberra Workplace Relations Group, specialising in workplace relations, discrimination and work health and safety law. Clients seek Bede’s advice not only because of its technical excellence, but also because he is an expert at assisting his clients find practical solutions to their most complex workplace relations matters. Bede’s clientsDAVID VORCHHEIMER
David is a town planner and lawyer specialising in Planning, Environment, Heritage, Building, Subdivision and Local Government law matters. David regularly appears at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, Planning Panels and Advisory Committees on behalf of developers, objectors and State and local government clients. David advises on and coordinates land acquisition and POLAT SIVA - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Polat specialises in litigation and insolvency. Polat advises government and private clients in complex commercial disputes and regularly provides clients with strategic advice to avoid and resolve disputes where possible. In the insolvency area, Polat regularly acts for financiers, insolvency practitioners and other stakeholders in all aspects of administrations, liquidations and, receiverships.CLARE RAIMONDO
Clare Raimondo is a Partner in HWL Ebsworth’s Workplace Relations and Safety team. Clare has broad expertise in employment and workplace relations matters, having practised as a registered industrial advocate before joining the legal profession. Her work encompasses all aspects of the employment relationship, advising and representing employers on a range of workplace legal issues includingCOVID-19 VACCINE
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Most of us are, or have been, part of the ‘gig economy’, whether we are an employer that engages contractors, a customer having takeaway delivered by a meal delivery service driver on a Friday night, or the contractors themselves. But for employers, correctly classifying ‘gig workers’ is a complicated and crucial task. Developments in case MARI ROSS - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Mari has practised in the areas of commercial law and banking and finance for over 20 years. Throughout her career she has acted for numerous non-bank lenders and has extensive experience in this space, with a particular focus on construction and investment property finance for predominantly non-bank lenders. Mari is known for herproactive approach
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Katherine is a Special Counsel in the Workplace Relations and Safety Group at HWL Ebsworth. Katherine has nearly 20 years’ experience in workplace relations the majority of which has been in private practice advising employer clients. She is an experienced litigator and advocate, including appearances before the Full Bench of the Fair WorkCommission on
PARENTAL RIGHTS AND ACCESS TO A CHILD'S MEDICAL RECORDS When dealing with a child’s medical information, health care providers often find themselves in the middle of separated, divorced and feuding parents. This raises issues about which parent has the right to access their child’s medical records. There are legal and practical considerations that need to be taken into consideration when releasing a child’s medical information UNCATEGORIZED ARCHIVES Find past news & insights ALEX KOIDL - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Alex specialises in property and property development law. He helps clients to navigate significant real estate transactions and developments in Australia. Alex acts for clients acquiring, developing and disposing of prime residential, commercial, retail and industrial sites. His practice also has a significant focus on all aspects of ‘off the plan’ sales and the preparation CONSUMER GUARANTEES FOR GOODS AND SERVICES ACQUIRED FOR Businesses often assume that they cannot avail themselves of the consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) either because they don’t consider themselves consumers or because their purchases exceed the monetary limits under the ACL. Often businesses don’t realise that they are in fact consumers under the ACL and that the monetary thresholds mayALISON ROBERTSON
For more than 20 years Alison has specialised in all aspects of insolvency, reconstruction and recovery. Alison has consistently acted for major banks, as well as mid-tier lenders, providing strategic advice, and where necessary, acting to enforce securities in the most efficient way, cognisant always of the lender’s policies toward customers. Alison also acts forCLARE RAIMONDO
Clare Raimondo is a Partner in HWL Ebsworth’s Workplace Relations and Safety team. Clare has broad expertise in employment and workplace relations matters, having practised as a registered industrial advocate before joining the legal profession. Her work encompasses all aspects of the employment relationship, advising and representing employers on a range of workplace legal issues including WE'RE NOT YOUR TYPICAL LAW FIRM A firm that is not distracted by overseas ambitions. A firm without a tenured sense of entitlement. Let us introduce you to HWL Ebsworth Lawyers. Our rapid rise to become the largest legal partnership in Australia* shows that in our case, the differences are real. Let us demonstrate how you can benefit from those differences.CLEANSING NOTICES
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STORING HEALTH INFORMATION ON THE CLOUD? Patient health information has traditionally been stored in a paper file in the doctor’s draw or on a local hard drive. But as online storage solutions mature, doctors and health organisations are now asking whether health information can be stored on the cloud. What is the cloud? Put simply, the cloud is a network of software HIGH COURT CLARIFIES POSITION ON PUBLIC ACCESS TO AND Introduction. In Western Australia v Manado HCA 9 (Manado), delivered on 18 March 2020, the High Court unanimously held that state legislation which ‘confirmed’ access to and enjoyment of public areas, such as beaches and waterways as authorised by section 212(2) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA), must be recorded where those interests fall within a native title determination POLAT SIVA - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Polat specialises in litigation and insolvency. Polat advises government and private clients in complex commercial disputes and regularly provides clients with strategic advice to avoid and resolve disputes where possible. In the insolvency area, Polat regularly acts for financiers, insolvency practitioners and other stakeholders in all aspects of administrations, liquidations and, receiverships.ANDREW CHEETHAM
For over 17 years’, Andrew has specialised in advising Australian and London based insurers on complex claims as both defence and coverage counsel in disputes involving professional negligence and breaches of contract, D&O insurance, general liability, business interruption and ISR policies. Andrew has been ranked in Doyle’s Guide 2016 as ‘Recommended’ in the category ofALISON ROBERTSON
For more than 20 years Alison has specialised in all aspects of insolvency, reconstruction and recovery. Alison has consistently acted for major banks, as well as mid-tier lenders, providing strategic advice, and where necessary, acting to enforce securities in the most efficient way, cognisant always of the lender’s policies toward customers. Alison also acts for FOREIGN BUSINESSES BEWARE: THE AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW Valve Corporation v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission FCAFC 224. The Full Federal Court has affirmed a $3 million penalty levied against Valve Corporation (Valve) for contraventions of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).Valve was held to have made false or misleading representations about the existence or exclusion of a guarantee or remedy in breach of sectionDAVID VORCHHEIMER
David is a town planner and lawyer specialising in Planning, Environment, Heritage, Building, Subdivision and Local Government law matters. David regularly appears at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, Planning Panels and Advisory Committees on behalf of developers, objectors and State and local government clients. David advises on and coordinates land acquisition andSECTION 151Z
The New South Wales Court of Appeal recently delivered a decision casting doubt over the circumstances in which an employer may seek an indemnity pursuant to section 151Z (1) (d) of the Workers Compensation Act 1987 (NSW) ( WCA ). Facts. JK was employed by ISS Facilities Services (NSW) Pty Ltd ( ISS) as a cleaner. WE'RE NOT YOUR TYPICAL LAW FIRM A firm that is not distracted by overseas ambitions. A firm without a tenured sense of entitlement. Let us introduce you to HWL Ebsworth Lawyers. Our rapid rise to become the largest legal partnership in Australia* shows that in our case, the differences are real. Let us demonstrate how you can benefit from those differences.CLEANSING NOTICES
Cleansing notices – More than a light scrub. 26 October 2020. The flurry of recent capital raisings has provided an opportune time to draw attention to an often overlooked aspect of capital raisings: cleansing notices. Often misperceived as a ‘tick-the-box’ exercise, the following article sets out food for thought that shouldbe
STORING HEALTH INFORMATION ON THE CLOUD? Patient health information has traditionally been stored in a paper file in the doctor’s draw or on a local hard drive. But as online storage solutions mature, doctors and health organisations are now asking whether health information can be stored on the cloud. What is the cloud? Put simply, the cloud is a network of software HIGH COURT CLARIFIES POSITION ON PUBLIC ACCESS TO AND Introduction. In Western Australia v Manado HCA 9 (Manado), delivered on 18 March 2020, the High Court unanimously held that state legislation which ‘confirmed’ access to and enjoyment of public areas, such as beaches and waterways as authorised by section 212(2) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA), must be recorded where those interests fall within a native title determination POLAT SIVA - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Polat specialises in litigation and insolvency. Polat advises government and private clients in complex commercial disputes and regularly provides clients with strategic advice to avoid and resolve disputes where possible. In the insolvency area, Polat regularly acts for financiers, insolvency practitioners and other stakeholders in all aspects of administrations, liquidations and, receiverships.ANDREW CHEETHAM
For over 17 years’, Andrew has specialised in advising Australian and London based insurers on complex claims as both defence and coverage counsel in disputes involving professional negligence and breaches of contract, D&O insurance, general liability, business interruption and ISR policies. Andrew has been ranked in Doyle’s Guide 2016 as ‘Recommended’ in the category ofALISON ROBERTSON
For more than 20 years Alison has specialised in all aspects of insolvency, reconstruction and recovery. Alison has consistently acted for major banks, as well as mid-tier lenders, providing strategic advice, and where necessary, acting to enforce securities in the most efficient way, cognisant always of the lender’s policies toward customers. Alison also acts for FOREIGN BUSINESSES BEWARE: THE AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW Valve Corporation v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission FCAFC 224. The Full Federal Court has affirmed a $3 million penalty levied against Valve Corporation (Valve) for contraventions of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).Valve was held to have made false or misleading representations about the existence or exclusion of a guarantee or remedy in breach of sectionDAVID VORCHHEIMER
David is a town planner and lawyer specialising in Planning, Environment, Heritage, Building, Subdivision and Local Government law matters. David regularly appears at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, Planning Panels and Advisory Committees on behalf of developers, objectors and State and local government clients. David advises on and coordinates land acquisition andSECTION 151Z
The New South Wales Court of Appeal recently delivered a decision casting doubt over the circumstances in which an employer may seek an indemnity pursuant to section 151Z (1) (d) of the Workers Compensation Act 1987 (NSW) ( WCA ). Facts. JK was employed by ISS Facilities Services (NSW) Pty Ltd ( ISS) as a cleaner. RETIREMENT VILLAGE REFORM FOR 2021 The NSW Governments inquiry into the State’s retirement village sector, led by Kathryn Greiner AO (Greiner Report) identified key areas to be improved upon within the sector, including: Increasing transparency surrounding exit entitlements and contracts; Clarifying the funding arrangements for ongoing maintenance costs shared between resident and Operator; and Providing more support for ADDRESSING SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE Introduction The Australian Government has committed to regulatory and legislative reform to strengthen and simplify national legal frameworks for preventing and addressing sexual harassment in the workplace. The government’s commitments have been expressed in its formal response to the Australian Human Rights Commission’s Respect@Work report (the Report). The formal response, ‘A MARI ROSS - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Mari has practised in the areas of commercial law and banking and finance for over 20 years. Throughout her career she has acted for numerous non-bank lenders and has extensive experience in this space, with a particular focus on construction and investment property finance for predominantly non-bank lenders. Mari is known for herproactive approach
KATHERINE AISTROPE
Katherine is a Special Counsel in the Workplace Relations and Safety Group at HWL Ebsworth. Katherine has nearly 20 years’ experience in workplace relations the majority of which has been in private practice advising employer clients. She is an experienced litigator and advocate, including appearances before the Full Bench of the Fair WorkCommission on
CANBERRA - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS F: +61 2 6103 0349. Level 5, HWL Ebsworth Building. 6 National Circuit. Barton ACT 2600. PO Box 4316. Manuka. ACT 2603. DX 5635 Canberra. Car parking. THE AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW The Australian Consumer Law is set out in Schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) (ACL) and provides a set of consumer guarantees that apply whenever goods are supplied to “consumers” as defined under the ACL.This article explores the interaction between supplier, manufacturer and consumer when there has been a breach of a consumer guarantee in a supply chain. HOW WILL THE AGED CARE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (ROYAL The Department of Health released an Exposure Draft of legislative changes which provides the specific details of the changes that will be made to the Quality of Care Principles 2014 (QCFs) and the User Rights Principles 2014 on Friday afternoon.. Initial changes are scheduled to commence on 1 July 2021 with further changes scheduled for 1 September 2021. PARENTAL RIGHTS AND ACCESS TO A CHILD'S MEDICAL RECORDS The law. Under the Family Law Act 1975, parents and guardians have a right to receive information about medical treatment which has been or is intended to be, provided to their child. Unreasonably denying a parent or guardian’s request for access to their child’s medical records may lead to a complaint to the Office of the Australian LIMITATIONS TO THE RIGHT OF SET OFF Introduction. A recent decision of the Supreme Court of Western Australia has held that where a company is in liquidation: The only right of set off available to a debtor is pursuant to section 553C of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Act) and contractual and other rights of set off are not enforceable; and; Where there is a security interest over the debtor, the secured creditor will beGEORGE MARQUES
George’s recent experience includes: Credit unions: Lead partner in the transfer under Part 3 of the Financial Sector (Business Transfer and Group Restructure) Act 1999 from 4 credit unions to Bendigo Bank.This was a significant project which included reviewing and advising on constitutional amendments, member information statements, dealings with regulatory bodies, and reviewing WE'RE NOT YOUR TYPICAL LAW FIRM A firm that is not distracted by overseas ambitions. A firm without a tenured sense of entitlement. Let us introduce you to HWL Ebsworth Lawyers. Our rapid rise to become the largest legal partnership in Australia* shows that in our case, the differences are real. Let us demonstrate how you can benefit from those differences.ANDREW CHEETHAM
For over 17 years’, Andrew has specialised in advising Australian and London based insurers on complex claims as both defence and coverage counsel in disputes involving professional negligence and breaches of contract, D&O insurance, general liability, business interruption and ISR policies. Andrew has been ranked in Doyle’s Guide 2016 as ‘Recommended’ in the category ofGEORGE MARQUES
George has nearly 30 years experience in a broad range of commercial law, including commercial property, procurement and contracting, corporations law and probity and corporate governance. He specialises in advising on complex, sensitive and bespoke transactions for public and private companies, Commonwealth and State governments and not for profits. George is highly regarded for his HIGH COURT CLARIFIES POSITION ON PUBLIC ACCESS TO AND Introduction. In Western Australia v Manado HCA 9 (Manado), delivered on 18 March 2020, the High Court unanimously held that state legislation which ‘confirmed’ access to and enjoyment of public areas, such as beaches and waterways as authorised by section 212(2) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA), must be recorded where those interests fall within a native title determination STORING HEALTH INFORMATION ON THE CLOUD? Patient health information has traditionally been stored in a paper file in the doctor’s draw or on a local hard drive. But as online storage solutions mature, doctors and health organisations are now asking whether health information can be stored on the cloud. What is the cloud? Put simply, the cloud is a network of softwareGRANT HUMMEL
Grant Hummel is a Partner of HWL Ebsworth who has corporate and commercial experience, with particular expertise in capital raisings, securities law, mergers and acquisitions, advising in relation to the Corporations Act, and the ASX Listing Rules. Grant co-leads HWL Ebsworth’s Health Industry Group. He holds an honours degree in life sciences and his experimental POLAT SIVA - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Polat specialises in litigation and insolvency. Polat advises government and private clients in complex commercial disputes and regularly provides clients with strategic advice to avoid and resolve disputes where possible. In the insolvency area, Polat regularly acts for financiers, insolvency practitioners and other stakeholders in all aspects of administrations, liquidations and, receiverships. BEDE GAHAN - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Bede is a Partner in the Canberra Workplace Relations Group, specialising in workplace relations, discrimination and work health and safety law. Clients seek Bede’s advice not only because of its technical excellence, but also because he is an expert at assisting his clients find practical solutions to their most complex workplace relations matters. Bede’s clientsDAVID VORCHHEIMER
David is a town planner and lawyer specialising in Planning, Environment, Heritage, Building, Subdivision and Local Government law matters. David regularly appears at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, Planning Panels and Advisory Committees on behalf of developers, objectors and State and local government clients. David advises on and coordinates land acquisition andCLARE RAIMONDO
Clare Raimondo is a Partner in HWL Ebsworth’s Workplace Relations and Safety team. Clare has broad expertise in employment and workplace relations matters, having practised as a registered industrial advocate before joining the legal profession. Her work encompasses all aspects of the employment relationship, advising and representing employers on a range of workplace legal issues including WE'RE NOT YOUR TYPICAL LAW FIRM A firm that is not distracted by overseas ambitions. A firm without a tenured sense of entitlement. Let us introduce you to HWL Ebsworth Lawyers. Our rapid rise to become the largest legal partnership in Australia* shows that in our case, the differences are real. Let us demonstrate how you can benefit from those differences.ANDREW CHEETHAM
For over 17 years’, Andrew has specialised in advising Australian and London based insurers on complex claims as both defence and coverage counsel in disputes involving professional negligence and breaches of contract, D&O insurance, general liability, business interruption and ISR policies. Andrew has been ranked in Doyle’s Guide 2016 as ‘Recommended’ in the category ofGEORGE MARQUES
George has nearly 30 years experience in a broad range of commercial law, including commercial property, procurement and contracting, corporations law and probity and corporate governance. He specialises in advising on complex, sensitive and bespoke transactions for public and private companies, Commonwealth and State governments and not for profits. George is highly regarded for his HIGH COURT CLARIFIES POSITION ON PUBLIC ACCESS TO AND Introduction. In Western Australia v Manado HCA 9 (Manado), delivered on 18 March 2020, the High Court unanimously held that state legislation which ‘confirmed’ access to and enjoyment of public areas, such as beaches and waterways as authorised by section 212(2) of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth) (NTA), must be recorded where those interests fall within a native title determination STORING HEALTH INFORMATION ON THE CLOUD? Patient health information has traditionally been stored in a paper file in the doctor’s draw or on a local hard drive. But as online storage solutions mature, doctors and health organisations are now asking whether health information can be stored on the cloud. What is the cloud? Put simply, the cloud is a network of softwareGRANT HUMMEL
Grant Hummel is a Partner of HWL Ebsworth who has corporate and commercial experience, with particular expertise in capital raisings, securities law, mergers and acquisitions, advising in relation to the Corporations Act, and the ASX Listing Rules. Grant co-leads HWL Ebsworth’s Health Industry Group. He holds an honours degree in life sciences and his experimental POLAT SIVA - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Polat specialises in litigation and insolvency. Polat advises government and private clients in complex commercial disputes and regularly provides clients with strategic advice to avoid and resolve disputes where possible. In the insolvency area, Polat regularly acts for financiers, insolvency practitioners and other stakeholders in all aspects of administrations, liquidations and, receiverships. BEDE GAHAN - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Bede is a Partner in the Canberra Workplace Relations Group, specialising in workplace relations, discrimination and work health and safety law. Clients seek Bede’s advice not only because of its technical excellence, but also because he is an expert at assisting his clients find practical solutions to their most complex workplace relations matters. Bede’s clientsDAVID VORCHHEIMER
David is a town planner and lawyer specialising in Planning, Environment, Heritage, Building, Subdivision and Local Government law matters. David regularly appears at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, Planning Panels and Advisory Committees on behalf of developers, objectors and State and local government clients. David advises on and coordinates land acquisition andCLARE RAIMONDO
Clare Raimondo is a Partner in HWL Ebsworth’s Workplace Relations and Safety team. Clare has broad expertise in employment and workplace relations matters, having practised as a registered industrial advocate before joining the legal profession. Her work encompasses all aspects of the employment relationship, advising and representing employers on a range of workplace legal issues including RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES The Aged Care and Other Legislation Amendment (Royal Commission Response No. 1) Bill 2021(Bill) was introduced to Parliament on 27 May 2021. This Bill appears to be the first of many changes in relation to the use of restraint, now restrictive practices in residential aged care. This Bill proposes changes to Aged Care Act 1997 HOW WILL THE AGED CARE LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (ROYAL The Department of Health released an Exposure Draft of legislative changes which provides the specific details of the changes that will be made to the Quality of Care Principles 2014 (QCFs) and the User Rights Principles 2014 on Friday afternoon. Initial changes are scheduled to commence on 1 July 2021 with further changes scheduledfor
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For more than 20 years Alison has specialised in all aspects of insolvency, reconstruction and recovery. Alison has consistently acted for major banks, as well as mid-tier lenders, providing strategic advice, and where necessary, acting to enforce securities in the most efficient way, cognisant always of the lender’s policies toward customers. Alison also acts forTONY MORGAN
Tony is a Partner in HWL Ebsworth’s Commercial Group. Tony has been a legal practitioner in the Northern Territory for 31 years and is admitted to the Supreme Courts of New South Wales and the Northern Territory and to the High Court of Australia. Tony assists corporate and governmental clients in a broad range ofANTHONY SEYFORT
Anthony’s practice combines a wealth of experience in commercial and administrative law and practical experience with regulators and industry regulation. His expertise encompasses public law, complex corporate law and competition law. Anthony focuses on governance, transactions and strategic advice for government and regulated industries, and on business dealings between them. He represents THEA PRICE - HWL EBSWORTH LAWYERS Thea Price is Special Counsel in the Workplace Relations and Safety Group in Brisbane and assists clients across extensive industries which include education, government owned entities, local government, retail, transport, construction, mining, electrical, manufacturing, health, farming and agriculture. Thea has broad experience advising and advocating on behalf of clients in all aspects ofGARY NEWTON
Gary is an accredited specialist in property law since 1994 and has a built broad property practice since 1983. Gary advises on a variety of real estate transactions including retail leasing and commercial leasing, both for landlords and tenants, property acquisitions, property developments and sales including residential, commercial, retail and industrial, buying property in Australia,MARTIN DOWNING
Martin is NSW Practice Group Head of the firm’s Real Estate and Projects Group and has 30 plus years experience in large real estate transactions in all asset classes. His particular interests include: joint ventures; sales and acquisitions; pre-commitment development agreements for lease; and project delivery and development management arrangements. Martin acts for many ofJONATHAN EAST
Jonathan’s area of legal expertise covers property law. In particular Jonathan’s expertise covers residential and commercial acquisitions and sales, residential communities and commercial project development work. Jonathan also has considerable experience in joint venture and development agreements. Jonathan assists his property developer and property owner clients in their transactionsSIMON LIDDY
Simon has more than 30 years experience in aviation, maritime, transport and tourism law. He has particular experience with large scale incidents involving multiple claimants, particularly with airlines and passenger vessels. Simon led the team that successfully defended a number of airlines in the crucial Australian DVT litigation and he has assisted airlines in the * Skip to primary navigation * Skip to main content__
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