Social media is now so popular that many people see it as a part of their everyday life. While social media is a convenient way for people to share aspects of their lives with others, what most [...]
What are the lawyers at Johnston Withers like? And what drives the Firm? These are a couple of questions General Manager, Trevor Crispin recently answered.
Following a review of the Retail and Commercial Leases Act 1995 (SA) (Act) by retired District Court Judge Alan Moss in April 2016 and consultation with the property industry, the Retail and [...]
Flexible working arrangements are an increasingly common way for employees to achieve a healthy work life balance. Being able to work non-standard hours or from home can be especially useful for [...]
Fiji is a Republic with more than 300 islands and a population of around 900,000 and is often sought after by foreign investors looking for commercial opportunity in the South Pacific. At our [...]
You have just been dismissed from your employment. You think the dismissal was unfair. You are angry and upset. It’s time to see a specialist employment lawyer. You should not delay in getting [...]
Preparing for our second MSI regional meeting in Fiji, we were challenged to think about the ways in which we might collaborate with other member firms. Ways in which we have worked together in [...]
Common Traffic Offences and Penalties Under South Australian Law Some road users may be surprised to learn that their bad habit or occasional mistake on the road is actually an offence with a [...]
A recent South Australian court case provides a reminder of the danger that asbestos continues to pose to home renovators. Matthew Werfel is a 42 year old man who developed the terminal asbestos [...]
