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In this article, we unpack a recent NSW decision showing that consistent use of a project email address can matter for valid service and why missing a payment schedule can quickly escalate into a debt claim. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

As Australia’s health and life sciences sector grows, so too do the risks of research fraud and misconduct. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

A clear message from the Federal Court - discount advertising must reflect genuine savings. Karen Wong examines the ruling against Coles and what it means for retailers using “was/now” pricing. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

With the 2026–27 Federal Budget delivering some of the most significant tax reforms in recent years, it’s more important than ever for clients to understand what’s changing and when. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

Gain practical insights into defect claims under the Home Building Act (HBA) and the Design and Building Practitioners Act (DBPA). bartier.com.au/insights/event…

Deregistration isn’t always the end of the story. When assets or claims emerge after a company has been wound up, reinstatement can play a critical role. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

Thinking about buying property in Australia as a foreign investor? The rules have changed dramatically. Lisa To, Head of Tax & Private Clients, explains the FIRB updates. #FIRB #ForeignInvestment #AustralianProperty #PropertyLaw #TaxLaw #PropertyDevelopers

A recent NSW decision highlights the risks of poor contract administration, delays and defective work. In this article we explore key lessons for construction contracts, from termination rights to delay claims. lnkd.in/gGfjeXZx #ConstructionLaw #Defects#ContractLaw

If you’re relying on perfection by possession, the difference between actual vs apparent possession can be crucial especially when insolvency risk is in play. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

Building defects can carry big consequences. NCAT orders of $500k and $148k+ show when builders lose the right to rectify. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

From telematics to social media, serious misconduct is being tested in new ways. In this timely piece, Shawn Skyring and Saige Levy examine recent decisions and what they mean for employers. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

Do schools and childcare centres have to follow parenting orders? We unpack where Family Law intersects with workplace obligations and what schools are (and aren’t) required to do when dealing with separated parents. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

Thinking of renovating your apartment? Strata approvals can be trickier than many people expect and getting it wrong can lead to delays, disputes and added cost. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

Congratulations to our partners Danny Khoshaba, Lian Chami, @lisa_to, Nicholas Kallipolitis GAICD and Rebecca Hegarty who are finalists in the 2026 @LawyersWeekly Partner of the Year Awards. We look forward to the awards night on Thursday 4 June - fingers crossed for a win!

Facing an ATO Division 7A review? Partner Stephanie Flegg outlines common issues and risks businesses should be aware of.

Setting up a charity? The legal structure you choose matters more than you might think. We compare Incorporated Associations and Companies Limited by Guarantee and outline the key differences, costs and strategic considerations for charities. linkedin.com/company/80171/…

What makes expert evidence admissible and what can cause it to unravel? In this article we explore the recent Max Build decision and the critical lessons for expert witnesses and legal practitioners in construction disputes. bartier.com.au/insights/artic…

The Artemis II mission has been truly global in execution. Australia played a critical role and reinforced our position as one of the world’s most trusted partners in space exploration: lnkd.in/gUGcaDaU

Thinking about buying a commercial property through your SMSF and leasing it back to your business? Is it allowed and what should you watch out for?

A common assumption in property settlements is that inheritances are automatically excluded, but that’s not always the case. bartier.com.au/insights/artic… #FamilyLaw #PropertySettlements #InheritanceLaw #AustralianFamilyLaw #DivorceLaw #WealthProtection