Sladen Legal’s Succession Planning Lawyers Recognised In Doyles Guide Victoria 2023

Sladen Legal’s Succession Planning Lawyers Recognised In Doyles Guide Victoria 2023

Doyle’s Guide is a comprehensive and independent directory which showcases Australia’s best firms and lawyers. The 2023 listing of leading Victorian Wills, Estates & Succession Planning Law Firms details law firms practising within the areas of Wills, Estates and Succession Planning matters in the Victorian legal market who have been identified by their peers for their expertise and abilities in these areas.

Sladen Legal Lawyers Recognised as Best Lawyers® Award Recipients

Sladen Legal Lawyers Recognised as Best Lawyers® Award Recipients

This year seven of Sladen Legal’s lawyers have been recognised in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers® in Australia. Daniel Smedley, Bernie O’Sullivan, Phil Broderick, Rob Jeremiah, Neil Brydges, Victor Di Felice, and Edward Skilton. The list of exceptional legal professionals was announced on 20 April 2023.

Sladen Legal’s Succession Planning Lawyers Recognised In Doyles Guide Victoria 2022

Sladen Legal’s Succession Planning Lawyers Recognised In Doyles Guide Victoria 2022

Doyles Guide is a comprehensive and independent directory which showcases Australia’s best firms and lawyers. The 2022 listing of leading Victorian Wills, Estates & Succession Planning Law Firms details law firms practising within the areas of Wills, Estates and Succession Planning matters in the Victorian legal market who have been identified by their peers for their expertise and abilities in these areas.

Sladen Legal Property Team Recognised In Doyle's Guide Victoria 2022

Sladen Legal Property Team Recognised In Doyle's Guide Victoria 2022

Congratulations to Sladen Legal Principal, Victor Di Felice, who has been has been identified by clients and peers for his expertise and abilities as Recommended in Doyle's Guide's Leading Real Estate Property Lawyers - Victoria, 2022.

Sladen Legal announce their exclusive legal resource subscription - Sladen Smart.

Sladen Legal announce their exclusive legal resource subscription - Sladen Smart.

Sladen Legal have launched Sladen Smart, an online membership providing access to premium legal resources. This exciting new offering will give professionals on demand access to interactive content and publications not publicly available and also includes impressive discounts on their online service offerings.

Five frequently asked questions about copyright for authors and publishers

Five frequently asked questions about copyright for authors and publishers

Whether you are a creative about to enter into a book deal or an editor looking to commission, acquire or licence an existing literary work for publication, an understanding of copyright is essential.

An update from Sladen Legal regarding COVID-19

An update from Sladen Legal regarding COVID-19

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having a significant impact across Australia. At Sladen Legal we remain acutely aware of the impact this is having, and may continue to have for the foreseeable future, for our clients. We are taking a position of ‘business as usual’ with our offices still being attended, whilst keeping abreast of the evolving direction from various authorities.

Sladen snippet – extension of the work test and bring forward rule – draft legislation released

Sladen snippet – extension of the work test and bring forward rule – draft legislation released

As announced in 2019/20 budget, the Government has released draft legislation and draft regulations to extend the work test start date to age 67 and to allow the use of bring forward contributions for persons aged 65 and 66.

Sladen snippet - High Court refuses special leave on the Optical Superstore payroll tax case

Sladen snippet - High Court refuses special leave on the Optical Superstore payroll tax case

The clampdown by revenue authorities on investigating medical, dental, optometry and other allied clinics is anticipated to continue, with the High Court refusing to grant special leave to appeal the Victorian Court of Appeal’s decision in the Optical Superstore case.