Quinn & Scattini Lawyers’ staff showed their support for kids living with cancer by wearing their favourite footy colours to work for Wear Your Footy Colours To Work on Monday, 2 September 2019.
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May
May
Electronic settlements are not compulsory in Queensland as yet but may became compulsory in the future.
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Feb
Feb
Quinn & Scattini Lawyers are excited to announce Shelley Johnson has joined our Family & De Facto Law Team.
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Aug
Aug
Ryan Murdoch O’Regan Lawyers are delighted to announce the promotion of experienced family lawyer Taryn Hokin to Senior Associate. Taryn is a key member of Ryan Murdoch O’Regan and continues to achieve best results for our clients. Taryn’s dedication is honourable and is held in high regards within the legal industry and her work colleagues. […]
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Jul
Jul
Quinn & Scattini Lawyers are excited to welcome Roly O’Regan to the team.
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Dec
Dec
Form time to time a body corporate in strata title developments is required to make decisions, some of which can be contentious.
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Oct
Oct
At Ryan Murdoch O’Regan Lawyers, we have seen many unique and interesting situations take place in the courtroom.These situations often occur while we are waiting for one of our clients’ cases to be heard. Some interesting behaviours include: A man who lost his licence for speeding told the magistrate to “go and get ****ed”, followed […]
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Sep
Sep
Ryan Murdoch O’Regan Lawyers are pleased to welcome back Taryn Hokin. Having worked tirelessly since graduating as a lawyer, Taryn took the opportunity to have a career break and returns to the office today, after spending the past 12 months travelling around the world. Dedicated to the local community, Taryn can capably support you through […]
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Mar
Mar
Agents and sellers should be aware of the requirements of section 408 Environmental Protection Act 1994 which in essence requires a seller to provide a buyer with a notice advising if the property is affected by contamination.
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Sep
Sep
From 1 October 2016 there will be a new tax on foreign investment in residential land in Queensland called Additional Foreign Acquirer Duty.