Bartier Perry

Bartier Perry is an established and respected Sydney law firm which has been providing expert legal services for over 85 years.

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Trying to keep things “fair” in a Will? It’s rarely that simple.
Equalisation clauses can help balance lifetime gifts but poor drafting can create disputes instead. Read more: https://t.co/U5sEkTeYCv

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When research is questioned, the risk extends far beyond the science.
Gavin Stuart & Zach Bentley unpack how integrity issues in health & life sciences can quickly become legal and commercial exposure. https://t.co/wHncv600kV
#ResearchIntegrity #LifeSciences #Risk #Governance

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Agreements for Lease are critical instruments in the delivery of purpose-built facilities, particularly in retail and commercial developments driven by tenant requirements. In this article, we outline key provisions, examine risk allocation & other issues.
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A 16-year tax debate finally resolved.
The High Court in Bendel confirms UPEs are not “loans” under Division 7A.
Stephanie Flegg explains the implications for trusts and advisers. https://t.co/o2TM7vky06

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Holding assets in a family trust? You may not be as protected as you think. Stephanie Flegg explains what a recent decision means for control, risk and succession planning. https://t.co/nrCtdq4T1g

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Providing access to personal information isn’t just a box‑ticking exercise - it’s a legal balancing act. Michael Cossetto breaks down the key risks and practical steps for managing complex privacy access requests under the Privacy Act. https://t.co/p0n5iMVViS

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If a private company shareholding is part of your property settlement, valuation can be far from straightforward. Fiona Hoad breaks down a case that highlights the risks on both sides. https://t.co/ezsgakFSXZ #FamilyLaw
#PropertySettlement
#DivorceLaw
#FamilyLawAustralia

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When shareholder relationships break down, the consequences can be significant. What does “shareholder oppression” really mean and when will the court step in? https://t.co/SqUUjQLVwp

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Is Australia tightening its foreign investment regime? Not quite. The May 2026 reforms are less about restriction and more about precision. https://t.co/clvcqoHXpa

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A decision of the NSW Court of Appeal has addressed an important question in residential construction disputes: must an owner give a builder an opportunity to rectify defects before claiming the cost of rectification? We explore a recent decision here: https://t.co/jC9ZPStAO3

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Thinking about a capital raise? Getting it right early can make or break your next round. We outline how start-ups and scale-ups can structure raises strategically to support future success. https://t.co/TAg6GTowNC

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How do you plan for a business exit or succession?

In this short video, partner Gerard Basha shares key insights for business owners navigating this transition.

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In this article, we unpack a recent NSW decision showing that consistent use of a project email address can matter for valid service and why missing a payment schedule can quickly escalate into a debt claim. https://t.co/u2NXYhZcFl

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As Australia’s health and life sciences sector grows, so too do the risks of research fraud and misconduct. https://t.co/bDJLWKexWf

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A clear message from the Federal Court - discount advertising must reflect genuine savings. Karen Wong examines the ruling against Coles and what it means for retailers using “was/now” pricing. https://t.co/gIgAvaYpC1

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With the 2026–27 Federal Budget delivering some of the most significant tax reforms in recent years, it’s more important than ever for clients to understand what’s changing and when. https://t.co/KUNphkZDVs

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Gain practical insights into defect claims under the Home Building Act (HBA) and the Design and Building Practitioners Act (DBPA). https://t.co/ZaI61JFszb

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Deregistration isn’t always the end of the story. When assets or claims emerge after a company has been wound up, reinstatement can play a critical role. https://t.co/rjzKDNjr8I

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Thinking about buying property in Australia as a foreign investor? The rules have changed dramatically. Lisa To, Head of Tax & Private Clients, explains the FIRB updates. #FIRB #ForeignInvestment #AustralianProperty #PropertyLaw #TaxLaw #PropertyDevelopers

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A recent NSW decision highlights the risks of poor contract administration, delays and defective work. In this article we explore key lessons for construction contracts, from termination rights to delay claims. https://t.co/chTENX5AiS
#ConstructionLaw #Defects#ContractLaw