David Creais

Commercial dispute resolution specialist at Bartier Perry Lawyers

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When is a redundancy really “genuine”? Getting it wrong can lead to costly disputes and unfair dismissal claims. At this seminar we’ll unpack what businesses now need to do with a special focus on redeployment and outsourcing. https://t.co/bDNgSfd7S2

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The Supreme Court’s decision in Boyd v Roberts [2024] NSWSC 1310, highlights the enduring reach of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) in addressing unfulfilled testamentary intentions and financial need within complex modern families. https://t.co/Yd06jaUlRv

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It is important for tenants to understand the implications of indemnity clauses before signing a lease, as these clauses can impact their financial and legal obligations. https://t.co/KTqKxchD73

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The NSW Government’s highly debated Stage 2 amendments to the State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 2021 as part of its 'Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy' are confirmed to commence on 28 February. Read about the amendments and where they apply here: https://t.co/T9gj8nRF8z

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As the standards surrounding affidavit evidence continue to evolve, legal practitioners are re-evaluating best practices for recording witness recollections, particularly in circumstances where only the gist of a conversation is remembered. https://t.co/Ej0hIRM5cb

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22 OCT Reputation at risk: navigating the fallout of fraud. Join us for a panel session where we will explore a fictional fraud scenario and dissect the complexities of brand and reputational management for organisations when fraud events occur. https://t.co/FRSlVcDtr8

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Australia’s bankruptcy laws are facing extensive reforms that are aimed at improving the outcomes for individuals facing personal insolvency situations.
This article by Adam Cutri, David de Mestre and Rezwan Attai summarises some of the proposed reforms. https://t.co/7dzppVskOp

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Businesses which operate internationally should consider if their consumer and business standard form contracts might be subject to unfair contract terms regime following the decision in Karpik v Carnival plc & Anor [2023] HCA 39. https://t.co/IWra0fRaof

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Risky business – when organisational fraud may carry personal liability for directors and officers. https://t.co/YU4I0fLtHD #fraud #wagetheft #cybersecurity #directors #officers #auslaw

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Join us for our annual training session, where we provide updated content each year to ensure attendees receive the latest insights on key competition & consumer law concepts, supplementing compliance education and arming them with practical understanding. https://t.co/B7HLhI7OVp

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The Third Wave of Industrial Law Reform in 2024 - Join us on 27 February as we examine the criminalisation of wage theft and sweeping changes to labour-hire arrangements. We look at the redefinition of casual employment and more https://t.co/TE6WXnlj6E #workplace #employmentlaw

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Leases often contain clauses giving the landlord the right to carry out building works or upgrades during the term of the lease. But what happens if these works cause more than minor disruption or inconvenience to the tenant? https://t.co/pHnnFXuEMd

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Our warmest congratulations to David de Mestre, Claire Perry, Simba Makoni, Joshua Handley, Breitil Sulaiman, Jane Miri Lee and Maja Podinic on their well-deserved promotions.

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Breaking chains – Unravelling the significance of proposed reforms to the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) for your business https://t.co/fYZ9xsBWvz #modernslavery #SupplyChains

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CEO Update: The team with the best culture always wins https://t.co/zqoEsOJWna… #cultureunitesall #teamwork #winningteams

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With Australia moving to criminalise wage theft, what can employers do to protect against unpaid overtime? In an interview with HRD, partner Linda Mackinlay highlighted an uptick in cases related to unpaid overtime. https://t.co/IU1pyx2G8v

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Regulation changes expected to impact business costs. Many leaders are being hit hard due to workplace regulation changes. https://t.co/BgnBlQVQb0 #hr #workplace #employmentlaw

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Missed our webinar or would like to watch it again? In this recording Rebecca Hegarty and Karen Wong provide practical examples and tips to consider when assessing whether your standard form contracts or trading terms need to be updated. https://t.co/Oat1x78pKP

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Congratulations to @lisa_to and the Bartier Perry tax law team who, once again, have been recognised by Doyle's Guide as recommended tax lawyer and tax law firm in NSW for 2023. https://t.co/Zd9wWc54Xq

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SEMINAR: The rise of ESG – what it will mean for business in 2024 and beyond. Directors need to have a firm handle on ESG given the move towards mandatory sustainability reporting both in Australia and overseas. https://t.co/yPsW5ZOP66 #ESG #directors