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Australia Federal Budget 2020/21 – Migration Program Updates
Due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, the number of net overseas migration has been significantly affected in Australia.
Upcoming changes to the Franchising Code of Conduct
In August 2020, the Government released its response to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services
Additional Changes to JobKeeper Payment
We recently published an article detailing the changes to the JobKeeper payment and the extension announced by the Federal government: https://tanglaw.com.au/jobkeeper-payment-eligibility/
JobKeeper Payment to be extended until 28 March 2020 – Are you eligible?
On 21 July 2020, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that his government will continue to support households and businesses during the CVOID-19 pandemic
Promotion and Change of Rate of Mr Adam Ward
We are pleased to announce the promotion of our Associate, Mr Adam Ward, to Senior Lawyer with effective on 3 July 2020. Adam’s...
New Ruling : Casual Staff and Annual Leave Entitlements
An important recent decision by the Full Court of the Federal Court in WorkPac Pty Ltd v Rossato FCAFC 84 has confirmed...
Reckless and Dangerous Driving | Penalties and Legal Action
If you are caught driving a motor vehicle on any length of road in Western Australia above the speed limit designated for that...
Subsequent Offences for Driving Without a License
There are serious consequences for driving without a license in Western Australia as it is an offence under the Road Traffic Act 1974...
Appointment of Partners & Senior Lawyer
We are pleased to announce the continued growth of TANG LAW with Mr Yung Nguyen joining our Firm as a Partner. It also gives us...
Defamation: What Can You Do If You Are A Victim
General damages of up to $407,500 can be awarded in Western Australia Types of Injuries It can inflict serious injury to the Defamation...
COVID-19 : Businesses Are Deserted
In fear of infection, public places are deserted, businesses are deserted, but this is only the start There is no cure, yet, to...
CASE STUDY: REMOVAL OF ‘LIFETIME’ DRIVING BANS
These bans run for the life of the person found guilty of driving in certain circumstances that are found to be very dangerous to the general public.
WHAT IS PROBATE AND WHY DO I NEED A GRANT OF PROBATE?
Probate is simply the process in which a deceased’s person’s Will is proved by a court as being the last valid Will of the deceased person.
NEW SUBCLASS 494 SKILLED EMPLOYER SPONSORED VISA – ARE YOU ELIGIBLE?
Subclass 494 visa will replace the 187 (RSMS) visa on 16 November 2019. This is a 5 year provisional visa. If you meet the visa conditions, you can apply for subclass 191 permanent visa.
“GUILTY” OR “NOT GUILTY”: ACCEPTING YOUR CRIMINAL MISTAKES?
If you are charged with a criminal offense in Australia, you are generally required to enter a plea (guilty or not guilty) at the initial Court mention and the matter is then dealt with accordingly.
AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP: THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
This is a common question we receive from our clients when the subject of citizenship is raised in the course of providing migration assistance.
SHAREHOLDERS DISPUTE – FROM PROFITS TO LOSSES
Many companies start out with the best of intentions between friends or colleagues, unified by a common goal of making profit. Inspired by optimistic outlook, the necessity of formal agreements are often overlooked.
SUCCESSFUL LITIGATION TACTICS WHICH TURN THE CASE AROUND
In many cases, it could take even longer, up to 7 years. Legal proceedings is very costly and could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. It is also highly risk, if you lose, you are very likely to also have to pay for the other party’s costs.
Daily Express – 10 March 2018
Daily Express - 10 March 2018
MISLEADING CASES IN PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT
In the recent years, we noticed a significant increase in number of cases involving misleading or deceptive conduct and breach of contract in property development projects.
HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR SUCCESS RATE IN MIGRATION APPEAL
In 2016-2017, migration appeal to the Administrative Appeal Tribunal (AAT) has increased substantially by 7,675 cases (up 41%) to a total of 26,604.