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Why car manufacturers are shifting to the agency model and what this means for your dealership

In a controversial move in 2021, Honda Australia began to switch from the traditional ‘dealership’ model to the new ‘agency’...

The Australian Federal Court’s approach to non-English word trade marks

In her recent decision in Caporaso Pty Ltd v Mercato Centrale Australia Pty Ltd [2024] FCA 138 (Caporaso v Mercato),...

Retraining and redeployment – Considerations for employers before redundancy

Employers must consider the possibility of redeploying an employee to another position within the organisation or an associated entity before...

Parental decision making under the new parenting legislation

On 7 May 2024, amendments to the Family Law Act 1975 came into effect which updated the legislation about how...

Parents with money – Is it relevant in a property settlement?

There are many families where parents continue to generously provide their adult children, and their families, ongoing financial support. This...

10 years on from the 10-year limitation period – Construction law update

Nearly 10 years on from the Brirek[1] decision, how the 10-year limitation on building actions under s134 of the Building...

KKI recognised in 4 team categories in the Australian Law Awards

Kalus Kenny Intelex has been named as a finalist in four categories of the Australian Law Awards for 2024: Commercial...

Counteroffer chaos – ‘Cooling off’ rights explained

When buying residential property, purchasers (unless an exception applies – see further below) have “cooling off” rights. “Cooling off” rights...

Funds from Mum & Dad – Was it a gift or a loan?

In the current financial climate, it is harder than ever for young people to purchase their first home. It is...

The ownership debate: Intellectual property in AI. Who does it belong to?

With the rise in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in all forms, the question is becoming more present than...

Are your retention of title clauses enforceable?

If your business supplies goods on credit to customers, then you need to ensure that your credit terms include enforceable...

The long awaited domestic building insurance shake up is here

The Porter Davis liquidation in early 2023 put into sharp focus the practice of some builders taking deposits from owners...
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