The Federal Budget passed down on 3 May 2016 announced major changes to superannuation in terms of concessional and non-concessional contribution limits, the retirement account cap and contribution entitlements (click he ...
Now that the new federal Liberal government’s first budget has been introduced, we can focus our attention on those measures that actually have been put forward rather than on those that everyone speculated might be pu ...
The recent “Panama Papers” scandal is a timely example of the impact that a data breach can have on high net worth individuals, businesses and law firms.
The scandal, which involved the leak of more than 11.5 millio ...
By: Suzanne Steinke and Melvin Felton
Most employers rarely think about their obligation to provide seats for their employees. The California Supreme Court’s recent decision in Kilby v. CVS Pharmacy should have e ...
By: Anthony Amendola & Melvin Felton
Santa Monica will become the first city in Southern California and the fourth in the state to enact a municipal paid sick leave law. The city’s Paid Sick Leave and Minimu ...
By: Jolene Konnersman and Jessica Iglesias
The California Court of Appeal, in its highly controversial opinion in Castro-Ramirez v. Dependable Highway Express, held that under the California Fair Employment and Hou ...
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