CPD Programs

May CPD Sale 20% Off Price – $116 (RRP $145)

May CPD Sale 20% Off Price – $116 (RRP $145) - Sale ends 31 May 2021

May CPD Sale 20% Off Price – $116 (RRP $145)

May CPD Sale 20% Off Price – $116 (RRP $145) - Sale ends 31 May 2021

May CPD Sale 20% Off Price – $180 (RRP $225) - Sale ends 31 May 2021

The recent decision in McFarlane v McFarlane [2021] VSC 197 outlines what the court considers when deciding if there has been undue influence or unconscionable conduct in the transfer of a property and the remedies available when the claim is successful.

On 1 July 2021, new defamation laws will commence in Victoria, NSW and South Australia. This session will cover the changes to defamation laws and the impact of other states and territories not mirroring these reforms.

The number of applications to modify restrictive covenants have increased exponentially since the Planning and Environment Act 1987 was amended to prohibit planning permits that would result in the breach of a restrictive covenant. Choosing the wrong pathway for an amendment application can be expensive and counter-productive for clients.

The Australian Taxation Office has announced, that from 1 July 2021, employers will have to raise their superannuation contributions from the minimum 9.5% to 10%.

This session will outline:

On 1 July 2021, the definition of “consumer” under the Australian Consumer Law will change, as the monetary threshold for a buyer of goods and services increases from $40,000 to $100,000.

This session will discuss the tips and traps for both franchisors and potential franchisees and will discuss what your client needs to be aware from negotiation to contract execution.