The reporting obligations for schools in relation to child abuse are crucial in protecting students of the school. However, these obligations can also be complex and daunting. In the ACT there are two reporting schemes – mandatory reporting under the Children and Young People Act 2008 and obligations to report certain conduct to the ACT
It’s distressing that there needs to be an awareness day for elder abuse. But, as an indication of the size and global reach of the issue, the United Nations General Assembly has designated 15 June as the annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day – a day for the world to voice its opposition to the
At Snedden Hall & Gallop, we know from experience that buying ‘off the plan’ can be an overwhelming experience. In this article we highlight 6 things you should be aware of when buying a unit off the plan. 1. Contract for sale The contract for sale is an essential document in your property transaction. It
If you are right around the corner from purchasing your first home, Snedden Hall & Gallop wants to help you. Purchasing your first property can be daunting, especially when you are trying to factor in how much stamp duty (now known as Conveyance duty) is payable on your new home. Are you aware of the
In a landmark announcement for football in the Canberra region, the ACT Government last week pledged budget funding for the development of a new ‘home of football’ site in Throsby. The home of football The home of football will be a multimillion-dollar football precinct. It will proudly feature futsal courts, a mixture of synthetic and
The Snedden Hall & Gallop University Scholarship turns 21 this year! Since we first awarded the scholarships in 1999, we’ve helped almost 40 aspiring lawyers by providing financial assistance during the first three years of their university studies. Many scholarship winners have also been able to join our team, even if only for a short time. To
Family provision claims can be made when family members feel they were not sufficiently provided for in a will. In this article Suchara Fernando outlines a 2017 case that demonstrates the importance of updating your will and considering potential family provision claims. This case study follows on from Helen Phelps’ recent article on family provision
Critically acclaimed actor Geoffrey Rush was recently awarded $850,000 in general and aggravated damages and a further $1.98 million for past and future economic loss by the Federal Court of Australia. He was awarded this amount after successfully arguing Nationwide News published defamatory material in two articles printed in The Daily Telegraph in 2017. When
Looking for advice on how to manage legal aspects of your business from the start to exit? Join us for this free information session on legal essentials and obligations as a business owner. Date: Tuesday 6 August 2019 Time: 8:00 am – 9:00 am Place: Snedden Hall & Gallop, 43–49 Geils Court, Deakin Speakers Emily Shoemark,
The Snedden Hall & Gallop University Scholarship turns 21 this year! Since we first awarded the scholarships in 1999, we’ve helped almost 40 aspiring lawyers by providing financial assistance during the first three years of their university studies. Many scholarship winners have also been able to join our team, even if only for a short time. To
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