Smokeball Affiliate News: LEAP Searching

November 11, 2011 by Leave a comment

Stephen Wood, Managing Director of LEAP Searching has told Legal Practice Intelligence that LEAP’s searching service is the company’s “best kept secret”.

LEAP Legal Software Pty Ltd is famously known for its practice management software which is used by thousands of legal practices across Australia. These thousands of firms also benefit from the searching functionality accessible through the practice management software. Read more of this post

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Author Spotlight – Guy Dawson

November 8, 2011 by Leave a comment

What is your legal background?
I was fortunate enough to be articled to Robilliard & Robilliard in Parramatta who at that time were the oldest and largest firm in the district. They were committed to making me a competent lawyer and I found myself working long hours on a wide range of matters from conveyancing to probate from drafting company constitutions to settling personal injury claims.  Because the firm briefed and acted for several senior counsel, judges and public servants I was referred to them for help on any issues arising from my studies. So I was fortunate enough to have the best of guidance. Read more of this post

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Lexcursions – The Adventures of Anthony Jucha: November Edition

November 7, 2011 by Leave a comment

“I’d like to be a fly on your wall,” I said.

“I’ll just sit there quietly, watching users inject.” Read more of this post

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Occupancy and Insurance Certificates

November 4, 2011 by 1 Comment

The law requires us all to do, and not do, a lot of things. Specifically in relation to ownership of real estate, various statutory requirements impose duties on home owners and those engaged in the business of building homes. Indeed, failure to comply with those statutory obligations can result in the imposition of penalties for non-compliance. But the existence of those legal obligations and sanctions for breach do not normally impact on the relationship between vendor and purchaser, which is essentially governed by the fundamental legal principle of privity of contract. Read more of this post

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