The way we work has changed. Remote work is now a standard arrangement across many industries. But with that shift comes a new layer of legal responsibility for employers—specifically, employer liability for home-based work injuries. In Australia, employers owe the...

The Aged Care Accommodation Agreement will undergo significant reform under the Aged Care Act 2024 (Cth), which comes into effect on 1 July 2025. These changes aim to improve transparency, protect residents, and streamline the agreement process in residential aged...

Navigating the world of franchising in Australia requires more than just a great business idea — it demands compliance with strict legal obligations. The Franchising Code of Conduct, a mandatory industry code regulated by the Australian Competition and Consumer...

Buying property in New South Wales is one of the most significant financial decisions you’ll ever make. Whether you’re a first home buyer, investor, or upgrading your family home, it's crucial to understand the legal process involved in buying real estate. This...

Are you a builder or contractor in NSW? You need to be aware of significant proposed licensing changes that could impact how you operate in the construction industry. The NSW Government is reviewing the Home Building Act 1989, and the reforms aim to streamline...

Are you a first home buyer looking to purchase property in New South Wales? You may be eligible for stamp duty exemptions or concessions, potentially saving you thousands of dollars. Revenue NSW currently offers two key schemes that can assist eligible buyers:1. First...

A legally valid Will ensures your assets and personal belongings are distributed according to your wishes. Without one, the law determines who inherits your estate — and this may not reflect what you would have wanted. In this guide, we explain: What happens if you...

When people hear the word assault, they often picture a violent fistfight. But under NSW law, even a push, raised fist, or threatening gesture can be considered common assault. In New South Wales, Common Assault is defined in Section 61 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW)....

Buying or selling a property is one of the biggest financial decisions most people make. Whether it's your family home or an investment, it's crucial to understand the conveyancing process in NSW to protect your legal rights and ensure a smooth transaction. At MCB...

Being appointed as an executor of a Will is a significant legal and personal responsibility. During a time of grief, it can feel overwhelming to navigate the probate process and fulfil your obligations correctly. At MCB Lawyers, we guide executors across NSW through...