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A bit of background…
Over the past few years various state governments have finally changed laws to allow for electronic conveyancing, meaning transfers of ownership and other dealings with land such as mortgages and leases can be performed by electronic means and without paper documents. As part of this process paper certificates...
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Joel Niles
Joel completed his legal studies in 2019, before being admitted to practice in 2020. Joel started working for us as a Conveyancing Clerk in February 2020, before he was admitted in December 2020 and commenced his career as a lawyer with us in our Adelaide office.
After an initial foray into conveyancing and property...
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Making a military compensation claim can be complicated. Sadly, because of this, individuals often have their claims denied or receive less compensation than they deserve. Had they received legal advice there is a chance the outcome could have been different. In this blog, Tindall Gask Bentley partner Tim White will explain...
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With the new year fast approaching, now is a good time to start thinking about revisiting your Will and making updates in light of your current circumstances.
It is a good idea to review your Will regularly to ensure that it accurately reflects your wishes and any changes to your financial circumstances. Why not make it a...
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The state government’s rewriting legislation so it can bulldoze a state heritage precinct for a hospital destroys confidence in heritage protection and sets a disturbing precedent, argues Morry Bailes.
https://indaily.com.au/opinion/2022/11/10/moving-legal-goalposts-for-park-lands-grab-undermines-public-faith/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=InDaily%20Lunchtime%20%2010%20November%202022&utm_content=InDaily%20Lunchtime%20%2010%20November%202022+CID_53556df12badc25e4e4e17d4b46af8c2&utm_source=EDM&utm_term=READ%20MORE
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If you are in South Australia, and have been assessed as a seriously injured worker as a result of a physical work injury, then these changes may impact you.
A significant change has come into effect as at 17 October 2022 which provides seriously injured workers in South Australia the ability to elect a lump sum payment for...
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The Optus hack is a wake-up call for businesses to get their digital affairs in order or pay the price, writes Morry Bailes in this latest Opinion piece published in InDaily.
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In human genetics, the world was confronted by Chinese scientist He Jiankui’s experimentation on human children by altering their DNA to develop resistance to HIV, smallpox and cholera. He unveiled his work in 2019. The genetic alterations were said to be inheritable, a first for the human race.
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The stabbing of author Salman Rushdie again highlights the importance of defending the right to voice opinions, writes Morry Bailes in his recent Opinion Piece written for InDaily.
https://indaily.com.au/opinion/2022/08/18/speaking-up-against-muzzling-freedom-of-speech/
The attack on novelist Salman Rushdie as he walked onto...
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