Free Seminars
Fox & Staniland Lawyers present Free seminars in various locations on the North Shore of Sydney. Each seminar runs for approximately one hour and covers a range of issues.
These Seminars are suited for everyone. Each seminar is run by an experienced solicitor who is very knowledgeable about the topic presented. During the seminars we do not provide any legal advice however, it is a good opportunity for you to obtain general information and there are opportunities to ask questions at the end of the seminar.
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Recent Blogs
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When Do Privacy Regulations Apply to Small Businesses?
26 AUGUST 2026 Many small businesses assume privacy laws only apply to larger organisations. In Australia, that is not always the case. Under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), businesses with annual turnover of $3 million or less are generally exempt from the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). However, important exceptions apply. Read more
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Don't Tell AI Your Legal Secrets
25 JUNE 2026 Many people now use AI chatbots to answer legal questions. It is quick, easy and often free. But there is a serious risk. A recent United States court case, United States v Heppner, shows that what you tell an AI chatbot may not be private. Read more
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Why You Should Start Planning Your Business Succession Early
13 JULY 2026 For many business owners, their business is their most valuable asset. Yet succession planning is often delayed until retirement is approaching or unexpected circumstances force important decisions. Planning your business succession early gives you greater control over the future of your business, helps protect its value, and ensures a smoother transition when the time comes. Read more
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What Happens to Your SMSF When a Member Loses Capacity?
11 MAY 2026 A self-managed super fund (SMSF) gives members control over their retirement savings, but many trustees overlook what happens if a member loses mental capacity due to illness, injury or dementia. Because SMSF members are generally required to also act as trustees (or directors of the corporate trustee), incapacity can create serious legal and compliance issues if proper planning is not in place. Read more
