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When carers are involved: Estate Planning reminders from Waters v Frank
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FWC flags new expectations on GenAI use – with costs consequences to match
The FWC's draft AI guidance landed the day before Hoverd. That's not a coincidence. Here's what it requires and why practitioners shouldn't wait for the final version.
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Trusts Act 2025 (QLD): Key Changes for Estate Lawyers
Ready for the Trusts Act 2025 (QLD)? From 28 April 2026, expect new District Court jurisdiction, codified trustee duties, and streamlined appointments. Find out more.
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When AI shortcuts cost more than they save: Hoverd v M & J D Pty Ltd [2026] FWC 1013
A self-represented applicant relied on AI-generated contract terms that didn't exist. The FWC dismissed his claim and invited the employer to seek costs. Read on.
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Case Note: Mertz & Mertz
This appeal arose from the first-instance decision of Mertz & Mertz (No 4) [2025] FedCFamC1F 400. The appellant appealed the final orders, but ultimately discontinued the proceedings two days before the hearing of the appeal was listed. After the discontinuance, the only remaining issue for determination was the issue of costs. However, the matter became notable because of concerns about the accuracy and integrity of the documents filed on the appellant’s behalf, specifically, the Summary of Argument and the List of Authorities.
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