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WILLS GONE WILD: Claiming Your Fair Share of the Estate
When Inheritance Disputes Arise When a family member passes away, leaving behind a valid Will, you would expect everything to be smooth sailing. The Estate is divided, everyone gets their fair share, and life goes on. Right? Wrong. Unfortunately, life – and death – often isn’t that simple. Wills have a funny way of stirring...
Business professionals reviewing invoices and documents at a desk, illustrating how to draft an effective letter of demand for Australian businesses – Madison Marcus Commercial Litigation & Disputes Law.
How to Draft a Letter of Demand That Gets Results: A Guide for Australian Businesses
A letter of demand is one of the most essential tools available to businesses and individuals seeking prompt resolution of unpaid debts or contractual disputes. In the Australian commercial legal...
Heavy rainwater overflowing from a building’s gutter during a storm, symbolising strata property water ingress issues and disputes.
Rain, Rain Go Away – Water Ingress & Strata Disputes
Periods of heavy or prolonged rain can quickly become a nightmare for strata managers. Managing multiple buildings with water ingress problems often means juggling urgent repairs, frustrated owners and, in...
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OAIC 2025-26 Regulatory Priorities: What Australian Businesses Need to Know
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has released its regulatory action priorities for 2025-26, setting the compliance agenda for businesses, government, and service providers across Australia. The OAIC...
Event banner for Madison Marcus and ALTIOS roundtable, “Unlocking Global Growth Opportunities in Southeast Asia, China, and the UAE/Middle East,” held on 11 September 2025 in Sydney. Features speakers Lily Jaffres (ALTIOS ANZ), Younes Agharbi (ALTIOS Middle East), Geoffrey Bonnel (ALTIOS China), Irfan Khairrul (ALTIOS Southeast Asia), and Eric Boone (Madison Marcus Australia).
Madison Marcus x ALTIOS: Unlocking Global Growth Opportunities in Southeast Asia, China, and the UAE/Middle East
Join Madison Marcus & ALTIOS on 11 Sept 2025 in Sydney to explore growth opportunities in Southeast Asia, China & the Middle East.
Rear view of a woman in a green sweater opening a door, representing changes to strata property laws, with headline text “Strata Headache? Massive Change to Damages Claims in Strata” by Madison Marcus
Strata Headache? Massive Change to Damages Claims in Strata
Strata owners across NSW now have six (6) years to claim damages when their owners corporation fails to repair and maintain common property. This massive legislative change to section 106(6)...
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Transport NSW Redundancies: Lawful Restructure or Legal Risk?
TfNSW Job Cuts: Streamlining or Sidestepping Fair Work? Transport for NSW (TFNSW) has recently announced plans to cut more than 1,200 roles. These include around 950 corporate, administrative, and award-covered...

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Close-up of a hand gently holding a white daisy flower, with soft lighting creating shadows, alongside a black banner featuring the text “Wills Gone Wild – Claiming Your Fair Share of the Estate” and the Madison Marcus logo.
WILLS GONE WILD: Claiming Your Fair Share of the Estate
When Inheritance Disputes Arise When a family member passes away, leaving behind a valid Will, you would expect everything to be smooth sailing. The Estate is divided, everyone gets their...
Business professionals reviewing invoices and documents at a desk, illustrating how to draft an effective letter of demand for Australian businesses – Madison Marcus Commercial Litigation & Disputes Law.
How to Draft a Letter of Demand That Gets Results: A Guide for Australian Businesses
A letter of demand is one of the most essential tools available to businesses and individuals seeking prompt resolution of unpaid debts or contractual disputes. In the Australian commercial legal...
Heavy rainwater overflowing from a building’s gutter during a storm, symbolising strata property water ingress issues and disputes.
Rain, Rain Go Away – Water Ingress & Strata Disputes
Periods of heavy or prolonged rain can quickly become a nightmare for strata managers. Managing multiple buildings with water ingress problems often means juggling urgent repairs, frustrated owners and, in...
Hand holding smartphone showing OAIC 2025-26 regulatory priorities webpage with Madison Marcus gold M branding tile and Be Empowered tagline.
OAIC 2025-26 Regulatory Priorities: What Australian Businesses Need to Know
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has released its regulatory action priorities for 2025-26, setting the compliance agenda for businesses, government, and service providers across Australia. The OAIC...
Event banner for Madison Marcus and ALTIOS roundtable, “Unlocking Global Growth Opportunities in Southeast Asia, China, and the UAE/Middle East,” held on 11 September 2025 in Sydney. Features speakers Lily Jaffres (ALTIOS ANZ), Younes Agharbi (ALTIOS Middle East), Geoffrey Bonnel (ALTIOS China), Irfan Khairrul (ALTIOS Southeast Asia), and Eric Boone (Madison Marcus Australia).
Madison Marcus x ALTIOS: Unlocking Global Growth Opportunities in Southeast Asia, China, and the UAE/Middle East
Join Madison Marcus & ALTIOS on 11 Sept 2025 in Sydney to explore growth opportunities in Southeast Asia, China & the Middle East.
Rear view of a woman in a green sweater opening a door, representing changes to strata property laws, with headline text “Strata Headache? Massive Change to Damages Claims in Strata” by Madison Marcus
Strata Headache? Massive Change to Damages Claims in Strata
Strata owners across NSW now have six (6) years to claim damages when their owners corporation fails to repair and maintain common property. This massive legislative change to section 106(6)...

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