It’s that time of year to think about the women in our lives. At Snedden Hall & Gallop, where over half our team are female, we started to think about what makes these women tick: What are their accomplishments? What do they do in their spare time? And, the all-important question: Do they like pineapple
Australian federal and state governments continue to monitor an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus (COVID-19). We are carefully considering advice from government and health officials and will continue to support our clients with consistent delivery of our services as we navigate the COVID-19 situation. Strategies to maintain business as usual
Snedden Hall & Gallop was involved in representing a member of the family of two of the young people who lost their lives as the result of the tragic accident at Dreamworld Theme Park at Coomera in Queensland on 25 October 2016. The Coronial Inquiry extended over many weeks and the Coroner handed down his
On 11 February 2020, the High Court handed down its decision in the case of Love v Commonwealth of Australia [2020] HCA 3. The case was a win for Indigenous recognition within the law. In this article Dominic Cookman and Alex James and Dominic Cookman explain the decision and outline its impact. Facts Brendan Thoms
Celebrity chef George Calombaris’ restaurant empire has come to a halt as 22 companies in his group of enterprises (the corporate vehicle through which he runs his restaurants) have been put into voluntary administration. All his venues have stopped trading effective immediately. With the spotlight on voluntary administration, Gene Schirripa, Lawyer at Snedden Hall &
Australia is one of the world’s best tourist destinations, with great natural beauty, and a friendly and cosmopolitan culture. But the recent tragic bushfires have no doubt caused many people to consider whether they should postpone or cancel their visit to Australia. This would be a mistake! More than ever, Australia needs and wants international
On Saturday, 1 February 2020 the new compensation scheme for those injured on ACT roads was introduced. It is known as the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2019 (MAIA). This scheme replaces the old Compulsory Third Party (CTP) scheme. In this article Amber Wang explains some of the changes you should be aware of. How does
The Fair Work Ombudsman has recently updated the Fair Work Information Statement for the first time since 2011. Gene Schirripa explains below what the Statement is and why is has been updated and reminds employers the importance of making sure a Statement is given to every new employee. What is the Fair Work Information Statement?
On 1 February 2020, the ACT Government changed the way people injured in motor vehicle accidents on ACT roads receive compensation for their injuries. In this article Amber Wang explains what this contentious law change might mean for you if you’re involved in an accident. It should be noted, however, that at the time of
When you are engaging staff, it’s important to know the difference between an employee and a contractor, and the legal and financial implications of each. In this article, Emily Shoemark explains the differences, and the importance of ensuring that employees are not incorrectly classified as contractors. Employee An employee is part of your business –
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