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Madison Marcus Expands Investment Funds & Financial Services Practice with Jessica Lucich
Madison Marcus has appointed Jessica Lucich as a Partner in its Investment Funds & Financial Services practice, strengthening the firm’s specialist capability across investment funds, financial services, exchange traded products and private capital. Jessica has particular expertise in the establishment, structuring and operation of investment funds and exchange traded products. Her experience spans a broad...
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Property Joint Ventures and Fiduciary Obligations: Lessons from Wang v Yu [2026] NSWSC 1254
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland Property development joint ventures bring together parties contributing land, capital, expertise and labour towards a shared commercial objective. Where the arrangement is informal, however,...
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Madison Marcus contributes practical AI experience to parliamentary inquiry
Madison Marcus Chief AI & Innovation Officer Mark Monfort joined the Digital Economy Council of Australia delegation at Parliament House on 16 October, bringing a legal industry perspective to the...
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Combustible Cladding and the Limits of Manufacturer Liability: Federal Court Dismisses Landmark Alucobond Class Action
Case analysis | Construction Law, Product Liability and Australian Consumer Law | October 2026 The Owners – Strata Plan No 87231 v 3A Composites GmbH (No 10) [2026] FCA 351...
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The $3.8 Million DIY Will Dispute: What Can Go Wrong with an Online Template?
Online will templates can appear quick, inexpensive and straightforward. The difficulty is that a document may look like a proper will, and may even be correctly signed, while still leaving...
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A Gift with Strings Attached: What Happens When a Condition in a Will Is Not Met?
A parent may want a child to remain involved in the family business.  A spouse may be permitted to live in a property provided they pay certain expenses.  Someone may...
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Land and Environment Court Issues Occupation Certificate; Says no Modified CC Required
The Land and Environment Court recently considered whether a certifier was required, prior to issuing an occupation certificate (“OC”), to be satisfied that a construction certificate (“CC”) had been issued...

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Madison Marcus Expands Investment Funds & Financial Services Practice with Jessica Lucich
Madison Marcus has appointed Jessica Lucich as a Partner in its Investment Funds & Financial Services practice, strengthening the firm’s specialist capability across investment funds, financial services, exchange traded products...
Building Defects (1)
Property Joint Ventures and Fiduciary Obligations: Lessons from Wang v Yu [2026] NSWSC 1254
By Gorkem Oksuz and Brad Marland Property development joint ventures bring together parties contributing land, capital, expertise and labour towards a shared commercial objective. Where the arrangement is informal, however,...
Combustible Cladding (2)
Madison Marcus contributes practical AI experience to parliamentary inquiry
Madison Marcus Chief AI & Innovation Officer Mark Monfort joined the Digital Economy Council of Australia delegation at Parliament House on 16 October, bringing a legal industry perspective to the...
Combustible Cladding
Combustible Cladding and the Limits of Manufacturer Liability: Federal Court Dismisses Landmark Alucobond Class Action
Case analysis | Construction Law, Product Liability and Australian Consumer Law | October 2026 The Owners – Strata Plan No 87231 v 3A Composites GmbH (No 10) [2026] FCA 351...
Property After Separation
The $3.8 Million DIY Will Dispute: What Can Go Wrong with an Online Template?
Online will templates can appear quick, inexpensive and straightforward. The difficulty is that a document may look like a proper will, and may even be correctly signed, while still leaving...
Property After Separation (2)
A Gift with Strings Attached: What Happens When a Condition in a Will Is Not Met?
A parent may want a child to remain involved in the family business.  A spouse may be permitted to live in a property provided they pay certain expenses.  Someone may...

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