Online consumer contracts are everywhere. When using social media, making bookings, or performing any of a million other online transactions, consumers are asked to read contracts. We may tick a … [Read more...]
Don’t Let Anyone Water Down Our Gun Laws
One of the things that Martin Bullock Lawyers is most proud of about Australia is its gun laws. In 1996, our conservative Prime Minister John Howard fought against his Coalition to introduce … [Read more...]
We Love Parramatta – St John’s Cemetery, Parramatta
In our new series “We Love Parramatta”, we highlight Parramatta’s many histories and cultures. This week we look at St John’s Cemetery on O’Connell Street, Parramatta. St John’s is the … [Read more...]
Australia’s New Security Laws
Australia’s new security laws were passed with bipartisan support in 2018. They were meant to give the Australian Federal Police (AFP) more powers in order to protect us against terrorism. The … [Read more...]
We Love Parramatta – The Parramatta Gaol
In our new series “We Love Parramatta”, we highlight Parramatta’s many histories and cultures. This week we look at Parramatta Gaol, located at the corner of O’Connell and Dunlop Streets in North … [Read more...]
Bullying, Harassment and Discrimination in the Workplace – What do you do?
Employment is one of the most important relationships that we enter into in our lifetime. It is more than just money for work – most people obtain satisfaction and a lot of joy in the workplace. But … [Read more...]
Game of Thrones – Our Watch is Ended
Here at Martin Bullock Lawyers, like every other workplace, we love to talk about Game of Thrones. We also have a deep admiration for the Red Cross. The Red Cross produces a blog about Game of … [Read more...]
National Sorry Day
National Sorry Day, held on 26 May, commemorates the history of the Stolen Generations. From 1910 until the 1970s, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children were forcibly removed from their … [Read more...]
Changing Divorce to Protect the Kids
Family Law matters are emotional and complicated, especially so if there are children involved. However, new recommendations could change way that courts deal with the treatment of children in … [Read more...]
Not Having A Will Can Send Your Kids Broke!
Recent surveys indicate that over half of Australians do not have a Will. Of these people, 40% had no idea what happens if they die before creating a Will. Many people thought they were “too … [Read more...]
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