BUILDING BETTER BIOSECURITY CONVERSATIONS
What happens when landowners, developers, councils and environmental professionals come together to look at biosecurity from different perspectives?
Stephanie Howell
Solicitor, Energy & Environment
Latest news from Reesjones
Public Purpose vs Private Profit: John Dutton and Eminent Domain
The threats to the Dutton family in regard to losing their ranch are a reality for landholders not just in Yellowstone, but in real life.
Melanie Findlay
Partner, Energy & Environment
Understanding Total and Permanent Disability Claims and How We Can Help You
When illness or injury prevents you from permanently returning to work, the financial impact can be overwhelming. Total and Permanent Disability coverage is designed to provide a financial safety net to assist in these situations.
Dominic Jorgensen
Partner, Compensation
What is “Tranche 2”?
“Tranche 2” is the next stage of Australia’s anti money laundering and counter terrorism financing (AML/CTF) laws.
Kerry Attwill
Managing Partner
Renewables on Your Land: Key Tips and Traps to Consider
As renewable energy projects expand across rural and regional areas, many landholders are being approached by developers seeking access for wind, solar, and battery infrastructure.
Melanie Findlay
Partner, Energy & Environment
Renewable Energy News
New State Code 26 - Solar Farm Development
Liana Pritchard
Solicitor, Energy & Environment
We want to talk about your traffic record.
Did you know that some people can still lawfully drive whilst their driver’s licence is suspended?
Four things you should do after a car accident
Car accidents are stressful, but knowing what to do straight away can make a big difference. Here are four important steps to take if you’re involved in an accident.
New tax rules require clearance certificates for Australian property sales
The ATO has recently changed its requirements for Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding tax.
Melanie Findlay
Partner
What is an Enduring Power of Attorney and why do you need one?
During your lifetime, an Enduring Power of Attorney is a document that officially appoints people, such as close family members or friends who you trust wholeheartedly, to act in your place when you are no longer able to make reasonable decisions.
Local knowledge the best way to find renewable projects
Whilst some owners of land welcome the idea of hosting a renewable energy project, some owners dread the idea of living next door to a solar farm or battery. So when buying a property, how do you find these approvals?
Melanie Findlay
Partner, Energy & Environment
Supreme Court of Queensland Confirms Resource Company not Bound by BMP
During Beef Week 2024, our firm participated in a panel discussion with AuctionsPlus about biosecurity risks and issues related to land access.
Melanie Findlay
Partner, Energy & Environment
Defending a Domestic Violence Order Without Legal Representation Is Grim
It’s never been easier to be named a respondent in a Domestic Violence Order. It’s never been harder to defend one. It’s never been more important to have quality legal representation.
Submissions Sought for the Mining Lease Objection Review
The Queensland Law Reform Commission has released its consultation papers for the Mining Lease Objection Review.
Melanie Findlay
Partner, Energy & Environment
Property Law Act 2023 – Watch this Space
In a significant move last year, the Property Law Act 2023 (the Act) was approved by Queensland’s Parliament on 25 October 2023, receiving royal assent on 2 November 2023.
Do you need to update your Will?
It is often understood that a Will is a ‘set-and-forget’ document and that once it is in place it never requires review or updating. Unfortunately, this generally is not the case...
Ellen Muller
Solicitor, Wills & Estates
“Greenwashing” What is it?
“Greenwashing” is the practice of misrepresenting that a product or strategy is environmentally friendly, sustainable or ethical.
Melanie Findlay
Partner, Energy & Environment
The First Three Things You Should Do After Signing A Contract
The process of buying a property can be somewhat of a mystery. Our Conveyancing team can help.
Losing a Loved One
Where to Start with the Estate Administration Process
Alesha Benbow
Clerk, Wills & Estates
What is a VOI?
In February this year, the Queensland Government passed legislation to mandate electronic settlements in Queensland for most conveyancing transactions.
