New “Lawyer Flexitime” Lets Staff Work Whenever They’re Already Miserable 3 December 2025 ISSUE NO. 5 SYDNEY — In a bold step toward modern workplace reform, Cartwright & Dull LLP this week proudly announced the introduction of “Lawyer Flexitime,” a program...
Government Employee So Busy They Don’t Even Have Time For Standard 90-Minute Lunch Break 26 November 2025 ISSUE NO. 4 Chaos has erupted in the Department of Administrative Processing this week, after one mid-level public servant was reportedly forced to complete...
Corporate Lawyer Accidentally Hits “Accept All,” Assumes Other Side Will Happily Re-Redline 19 November 2025 ISSUE NO. 3 MELBOURNE — A corporate lawyer at Denning & Co accidentally accepted all changes in a contract he had just redlined, before sending it straight...
ATO Fast-Tracks Objection, Promises Review Within 24 Months 12 November 2025 ISSUE NO. 2 CANBERRA — The Australian Taxation Office has proudly announced a new “fast-track” system for taxpayer objections, cutting the usual timeframe from five years down to a...
Bendel May Be More Interesting Than It Appears – Clarifying Present Entitlement Bendel is one of the most anticipated tax cases of the past couple of decades. Simply put, whether UPEs trigger a Div 7A deemed dividend is a matter that is consequential to every tax...
Legal Precedents Against Classifying Crypto as Traditional Property While many jurisdictions have begun to recognize cryptocurrencies as a form of property, there exists a significant body of case law that has reached contrary conclusions. This...
