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Don’t forget to give your reasons when challenging a payment claim – or risk the consequences

The importance of providing reasons when challenging a payment claim has been reinforced by a recent Supreme Court of Queensland decision.
16 Mar
Energy and Resources

When things break down: contract conditions versus warranty certificates

Significant projects and operations usually need something from an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) to make them work.
14 Mar
News

Macadamia nut company Health and Plant Protein Group achieves higher offer for sale of US macadamia nut business

Thomson Geer has advised ASX-listed macadamia nut grower, processor and marketer Health and Plant Protein (HPP) Group on securing a higher price for its US macadamia nut business.
14 Mar
News

Thomson Geer supports Australian journalism with sponsorship of The Kennedy Foundation

Thomson Geer is pleased to announce it has become a sponsor of The Kennedy Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to excellence in Australian journalism.
9 Mar
Employment

Contractual set-offs you can Bank on: Latest Full Federal Court decision endorsing set-offs in defence of underpayment claims

We pay over the Award, so it doesn’t apply’ is probably the most common mistake in employment law.
8 Mar

Privacy Act Review Report – key points and what it means for business

The highly anticipated Privacy Act Review Report is now here. Its release follows multiple high profile data breaches and the first suite of Privacy Act reforms that were passed late last year.
2 Mar
News

Thomson Geer assists Brooks Australia in acquisition by Ei Electronics

Thomson Geer has assisted Australian fire and detection products distributor Brooks Australia in its acquisition by Irish company Ei Electronics.
23 Feb
Restructuring and Insolvency

Bankruptcy and superannuation – a fraught and technical battleground

Bankruptcy trustees are often required to consider whether unusually large or suspicious contributions made to a superannuation fund by or on behalf of a bankrupt are designed to defeat the interests of creditors.
15 Feb
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