Commencing litigation, it’s not like on TV! by Rochelle Manderson   We have all heard people say it – “I’m gonna’ sue ‘em!”, but those words are so often said with no real understanding of what is [...]

When can you ‘lien’ on a horse? By Rochelle Manderson   Part of the charm of country life must be the ownership of horses. Whether it be for pleasure, for sport, or as a part of a [...]

The commercial lease – what happens to goods left behind? By Rochelle Manderson   Commercial leases are an important part of business dealings, and generally speaking they run smoothly. At the conclusion of the lease, the tenant [...]

3 myths about Lawyers, and the ‘TBA Law’ truth by Rochelle Manderson We have all heard them, myths and generalisations about lawyers, none of them flattering to our profession. Walk down the street and you will hear comments [...]

Is your pet a liability? The law and your family pet. by Rochelle Manderson Part One: The cat. Pet ownership is extremely common in Australia and many of us almost take for granted the fact that we own [...]

2018 TBA Law Wrap Up Whilst a lot of us reflect own how quickly the year seems to have gone, it is also a great exercise to think about how much actually happened. Because a lot happened, [...]

Security ... and everything you need to know as a client of TBA Law! By Rochelle Manderson This blog is a little different than our normal blogs on legal issues that may or may not be relevant [...]

Acting for Both Parties, Information Barriers and Proverbial Chinese Walls ... by Rochelle Manderson This is an interesting area of law, so a warning to all those avid readers who have been following my blogs over the [...]

Without Prejudice … How nice! by Rochelle Manderson ‘Without Prejudice’ … it is such a lovely thought, and then there is ‘Without Prejudice, Save as to Costs’ … how poetic. These are legal terms used during the [...]