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Financial Services publishes information central to the law regulating financial services, in particular, the regime brought about by the Financial Services Reform Act 2001 (Cth). The work contains expert commentary written by a specialist professional in the area of financial services, relevant legislation and other materials assisting those involved in the financial services sector and their advisers. -
Bourke's Criminal Law Victoria is an indispensable tool for criminal law practitioners across the State of Victoria. A subscription includes a subscription to Bourke's Criminal Law News Victoria, which provides digests of recent cases. Online and Lexis Red publishing occurs at least twice a month during periods of rapid legislative change. -
Workplace Relations Legislation is a two-volume work consisting of all relevant federal workplace relations legislation, regulations and rules in a non-annotated format. This product is a regularly updated comprehensive, convenient and portable one stop resource containing all legislation relevant to the federal jurisdiction. -
Criminal Law Western Australia is an essential tool for criminal law practitioners, judicial officers, police and individuals working in the area of criminal law in Western Australia. Online and Lexis Red publishing occurs (on average) at least twice a month. Annotations to legislation are instructive as to how legislative provisions operate in practice and how they have been interpreted by the authorities.
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Acknowledged in the Victorian legal community as ‘the Bible’, Civil Procedure Victoria is the pre-eminent practice manual for Victorian lawyers. Civil Procedure Victoria also covers the forms, practice notes and scales of costs essential to running matters in the respective courts. The Supreme Court (General Civil Procedure) Rules 2015, the Civil Procedure Act 2010, the Supreme Court Act 1986 and the Magistrates Court Act 1989 are all included. -
The first and only publication of its kind, Civil Procedure Tasmania is the authoritative guide to civil litigation in Tasmania. With thorough annotations to key legislation, including the Supreme Court Rules 2000 and the Magistrates Court (Civil Division) Rules 1998, Civil Procedure Tasmania is regularly updated to ensure that Tasmanian practitioners have access to current, relevant and expert commentary on the practice of law in Tasmania and how it is being applied in the latest cases. Civil Procedure Tasmania also covers the forms, practice directions and scales of costs and fees essential to running matters in both the Supreme Court and the Magistrates Court. Civil Procedure Tasmania is the essential practice manual for Tasmanian lawyers.
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Australian Corporation Practice (ACP) is designed specifically to cater to needs of the corporate and business rather than legal markets. -
The Australian Property Law Bulletin has been published for the last 30 years. The Bulletin provides in-depth analysis of the latest news, legal developments and cases impacting the practice of property law. It combines the currency and accessibility of online legal news sources with the expertise and discernment of our General Editor and Editorial Board Members. -
Family Court Legislation is an essential complement to Australian Family Law. It is the family lawyer's "take-to-court" service that contains all court requirements in one convenient and portable volume. Along with important family law and court legislation & precedents, it includes annotations on the application of the Family Law Rules 2004 (Cth) in Western Australia and the similarities and differences between the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) and the Family Court Act 1997 (WA). -
Civil Procedure Queensland is the authoritative guide to civil litigation in Queensland. It provides expert commentary on the practice of law in Queensland and how it is being applied in the latest cases. Civil Procedure Queensland also covers the forms, practice directions and scales of costs and fees essential to running matters in the Supreme Court, District Court and Magistrates Court.