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A case before the High Court could have significant consequences for duty exemptions claimed as part of family law property settlements.
Partners Scott Hay-Bartlem and Clinton Jackson have been named in the 2026 Doyles Guide Leading Wills, Estates & Succession Planning Lawyers – Australia list.
October is National Safe Work Month. Each week, Cooper Grace Ward’s workplace relations and safety team will ask you to think about the safety systems and practices in your business.
A recent Federal Court decision illustrates the issues that can arise when a deed of company arrangement transfers ownership of a company to the investors funding its restructure. It also shows that a threatened shareholder claim will not necessarily prevent the Court from granting an administrator leave to transfer the shares.
In this edition of It Depends, senior associate Keeghan Silcock considers whether a related party can lend money to an SMSF.
October is National Safe Work Month. Each week, Cooper Grace Ward’s workplace relations and safety team will ask you to think about the safety systems and practices in your business.
Join us for a coffee chat with senior associate Alfred Jackson and private client partner Scott Hay-Bartlem, both from our private client team.
Rocco Russo named in Doyles Guide 2026 Leading Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution Lawyers – Australia.
October is National Safe Work Month. Each week, Cooper Grace Ward’s workplace relations and safety team will ask you to think about the safety systems and practices in your business.
Cooper Grace Ward’s tax team is recognised across multiple 2026 Doyles Guide categories, reflecting the strength of its tax advisory and tax controversy practice in Queensland.
A Full Bench of the Fair Work Commission has confirmed that a person or organisation who was not a party to a workplace dispute or arbitration of that dispute can appeal the Commission’s arbitrated decision in certain circumstances. The decision, arising from a childcare classification dispute, has implications for any organisation operating under a modern award or enterprise agreement that facilitates resolution by arbitration.
Rocco Russo has been named in the Doyles Guide 2026 list of Leading Professional Indemnity Lawyers in Queensland.