Furman+Furman in Brighton, Victoria, Australia | Lawyer & law firm

Furman+Furman

Locality: Brighton, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 1300 798 501

Address: Level 1, 284 Bay Street 3186 Brighton, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.furmanandfurman.com.au/contact

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25.01.2022 Principal solicitor Ilya Furman's full interview with Michael Kuzilny is now available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9UWEuK4oEg&t=586s

24.01.2022 While property owners may rightfully take pride in the oftentimes magnificent trees growing beside their homes, recent legal disputes denote the precarious relationship between tree growth and property rights. Read our full guide on tree disputes here: https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//property-disputes-over

24.01.2022 If you are a prospective or incumbent company director and are concerned about personal liability for financial issues with your company, we can assist you in relation to compliance with the new legislation, or existing laws. https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//new-directors-identifi

24.01.2022 Dear valued clients, While our office is closed, we are continuing to handle all client matters. We remain a fully operational legal practice remotely and are only a phone call (or an email) away for all your legal needs. Our best wishes to all of you!... https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au/

22.01.2022 On 1 June 2020, changes to the Franchising Code of Conduct took effect, leading to further legislative financial reform of the automotive industry. This follows the Australian Securities and Exchange Commission (ASIC) increasing its investigation into car dealerships and retailers. https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//new-vehicle-dealership

19.01.2022 Following a recent decision of the New South Wales Court of Appeal, social media platforms such as Facebook which ‘publish’ content and ‘allow’ comments, can be found liable for defamation as the ‘publishers’ of any defamatory comments, even if the comments are made by an end user. Read our latest article here: https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//ladnitn4f9t3f0dlbv5hnc

19.01.2022 Our latest article on changes to the remote signing of documents during COVID-19. https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//special-rules-for-elec

18.01.2022 For the first time, employers are being directly reminded of their obligation to require employees to work from home, if they can perform their duties remotely. Employers who allow employees capable of working from home to return to work may be subject to fines of $9,913 for failing to comply with new lockdown laws. Read our latest article for more information. https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//going-back-to-work-new

18.01.2022 A Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) is a legal document defining how the financial assets of a married or de facto couple will be divided in the event of separation or divorce. A BFA may be entered into prior, during or after a relationship and is covered federally in Australia in accordance with the Family Law Act 1975. https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//binding-financial-agre

17.01.2022 On 20 August 2020, the Federal Government released its response to the 71 recommendations made last year by the Parliamentary Joint Committee into the Franchising Code of Conduct (Code). Our summary outlines the key changes to franchising practice and law. https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//government-response-to

16.01.2022 Furman + Furman Lawyers has already advised several Megasave courier franchisees and is well-informed on the matter. We are glad to see the ACCC acting against alleged franchising misconduct. If you have purchased a Megasave franchise and aim to secure proper redress, contact Furman + Furman for a consultation. https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//accc-alleges-megasave-

14.01.2022 A Will is among the most influential documents in family law, often on par with documents pertaining to marriage and divorce. If you wish your assets to be divided according to your preference following your death, it is essential to write a legally valid will, preferably in consultation with a lawyer. https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//intestacy-what-happens

14.01.2022 The legal industry is increasingly warning of the declining validity of relying on force majeure, as individuals and businesses adjust to the new normal. While the lockdowns, health impacts and economic decline created by COVID-19 were unforeseeable in March, much has changed since then and contractual parties are being expected to adapt. https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//force-majeure-contract

12.01.2022 In 2015, 84% of the total value of the S&P came from intellectual property, compared to just 17% in 1975. Nowadays, your IP is what sets your business apart, so protecting it is a priority. See our tips on intellectual property here: https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//intellectual-property- Ilya Furman discusses the legal aspects of creating, protecting and enforcing the protection of your business’ intellectual property.

11.01.2022 We are very excited to have published our new and improved Furman + Furman website. You will find our profiles, news articles, practice areas and contact details here: https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au/

09.01.2022 Read our latest article on changes to franchising during COVID-19 here: https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//how-the-lockdown-affec

05.01.2022 Gradually, the lockdown restrictions are relaxing. It is now permissible, subject to certain distancing and venue capacity requirements, to leave home for any reason - including shopping! If the quality of expensive goods does not match your expectations as a customer, Furman + Furman can negotiate on your behalf. Here, Principal Solicitor Ilya Furman shares a story about how Furman + Furman helped an unsatisfied car buyer.

05.01.2022 Google Reviews is generally a reliable tool for customers in ascertaining the quality of goods, or reliability of services, provided by a business. However, recent legal actions taken by a cosmetic dentist and a criminal lawyer illuminate the way online reviews can facilitate the anonymous posting of defamatory or illegitimate comments about companies. Read our latest article on illegitimate and defamatory reviews here: https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//victorian-businesses-l

03.01.2022 To supplement our article on How the lockdown affects franchise law, please see this guidance from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) website regarding changes to franchising and small business. Or see our recent article: https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au//how-the-lockdown-affec https://www.accc.gov.au//covid-19-coronavirus-information-

03.01.2022 Our Furman + Furman News section is now open to email subscriptions. Subscribe to receive monthly updates sent to your inbox! https://www.furmanandfurman.com.au/news