Recent reports indicate that poultry producer Inghams has expanded biosecurity lockdowns across its Australian operations in response to the growing threat posed by the H5N1
If you are a subcontractor and you are not issuing valid payment claims, you may be working for free. So, what is a valid payment
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The NSW Government has on 6 May 2026 announced that they seek to introduce “nation-leading building reforms to support the uptake of MMC” which, in
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The Federal Government has announced significant proposed changes to the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) treatment of electric vehicles (EVs). Since its introduction, the existing EV
From 4 May 2026, a new Practice Note issued by the NSW Local Court has introduced sweeping procedural changes to the way domestic and personal
For many real estate business owners, a rent roll is the cornerstone asset of the business. Yet when it comes time to acquire or sell
Landlords Now Face Criminal Liability A crucial update from Baybridge Lawyers for commercial landlords, property managers, and retail operators across NSW The NSW Government has
Before signing a subcontract, many subcontractors naturally focus on the scope of work and the price, but overlook the terms that control when, how, and
Terminating a residential building contract is a significant step and one that carries both commercial and legal consequences for homeowners and builders alike. At Baybridge,
In a year of headline grabbing regulatory change, one risk is quietly reshaping commercial negotiations across every sector: information integrity. This isn’t a legal drafting
In New South Wales, seatbelt obligations are governed by the NSW Road Rules and administered by Transport for NSW and NSW Police. Enforcement has increasingly
Key legal risks every Buyer’s Agent should address in 2026 The buyer’s agency sector continues to grow and face heightened regulatory scrutiny across Australia. Yet,
In the realm of domestic violence law, balancing protection for victims with fairness for defendants is a delicate task. A recent innovation in New South
A recent decision of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Premprop Sales Neutral Bay Pty Limited atf Neutral Bay Sales Unit Trust T/A Belle Property Neutral Bay
Australia is entering a new era of online safety regulation. From 10 December 2025, amendments to the Online Safety Act 2021 will impose two landmark
The Federal Government has released exposure draft legislation that would prohibit excess pricing practices or “price gouging”. Objective of the proposed reforms The aim of
Motorists in NSW and ACT should be aware that double demerit points will apply for 12 consecutive days during the upcoming holiday season. When? From
Eric Louca, Baybridge Commercial (Automotive) Partner, was recently interviewed by Mike Sinclair of the Auto Exec in relation to the application of the Australian Consumer
Electric bicycles (e-bikes) are a popular and eco-friendly way to travel, but in New South Wales, the law draws a clear line between legal e-bikes and illegal motorised
Being charged with a criminal offence is a confronting experience. Whether you’re arrested during the week or on the weekend, understanding your rights around bail is
In NSW, assault is not limited to physical harm. It can include any act that intentionally or recklessly causes another person to fear immediate and
On 30 June 2025, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) commenced proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia against Edgewell Personal Care Australia Pty
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the latest NSW residential tenancy laws and what tenants and landlords need to know. Key Changes in NSW
One look at the ACCC’s compliance and enforcement priorities for 2025-26 makes it clear that compliance with consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) should be
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has declared a crackdown on misleading pricing and discounting practices in the retail sector as one of its
Under the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) and Commonwealth Legislation such as the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006, money laundering refers to actions taken
In New South Wales (NSW), legislative changes have reinforced the importance of clear and affirmative consent. Understanding these laws is essential for both legal compliance
What You Need to Know Queensland’s pharmacy ownership landscape is undergoing significant changes with the introduction of the Pharmacy Business Ownership Act 2024 (Qld) (New
