The emergence of AI is revolutionising industries by enhancing efficiency and innovation. From automating tasks to enabling advanced data analysis, AI is reshaping the way we live and work, offering unprecedented opportunities and...

On 19 April 2024, the Supreme Court of Victoria handed down its judgment in the case of Fitzgerald, in the matter of Tempo Holidays Pty Ltd (in liq) v Tully & Berkley Insurance Australia.[1] In a striking decision where a l...

Hunt & Hunt is thrilled to announce that Joey Tass has been promoted to Partner in our Sydney office. Joey joined Hunt & Hunt in 2020 and is an integral member of the litigation and dispute resolution and employment law...

It is vital that creditors sufficiently identify and particularise the debt they are seeking payment of in a statutory demand. Failure to do so may lead to a Court setting the statutory demand aside. This article is the third i...

All modern awards and enterprise agreements include a provision requiring employers to "consult" with employees prior to enacting certain changes likely to have a significant effect on employees, the workplace and/or their employm...

If you are convicted of certain alcohol-related offences, you will likely be subject to a "mandatory interlock order". If a mandatory interlock order is made, you will be required to participate in the Alcohol Interlock Program, w...