6 June 2025

DMAW Lawyers hosts "Nearly... a corporate event"

Last week, DMAW Lawyers hosted "Nearly… a corporate event"- a relaxed evening at Nearly Bar in Adelaide's west end, that brought together a diverse group of up-and-coming professionals from some of South Australia’s best businesses.

4 June 2025

Portable long service leave for community services sector: South Australia’s new scheme explained

A new portable long service leave scheme for SA’s community services sector starts 1 October 2025. Kylie Dunn breaks down what employers need to know.

3 June 2025

Cyber risks in the supply chain – Legal, IT & AI strategies for protection – Association of Corporate Counsel event

DMAW Lawyers were pleased to host Association of Corporate Counsel Australia (SA division) members and prospective members at our recent CPD event "Cyber risks in the supply chain – Legal, IT & AI strategies for protection".

2 June 2025

Welcome Samuel Kerr

DMAW Lawyers welcomes Samuel Kerr to the firm.

30 May 2025

FWC decision highlights critical steps businesses should take before dismissing long-term injured workers

A recent Fair Work Commission (FWC) decision has reinforced the importance of following proper processes before dismissing long-term injured workers. Kylie Dunn explains.

29 May 2025

DMAW Lawyers recognised in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms Australia

We are proud to announce that DMAW Lawyers has been recognised in the 2026 of Best Law Firms Australia, including being recognised as a "Tier 1" firm in the areas of Commercial Law, Franchise Law, Litigation and Superannuation Law.

26 May 2025

Navigating debt finance in 2025: Chris Floreani’s insights on lending trends and capital strategies

From advising on one of the UK’s most ambitious infrastructure projects to guiding Australian SMEs through complex capital raises, Chris Floreani brings a broad perspective to the world of banking and finance law...

23 May 2025

Walk for Justice 2025

Earlier this week, a group of our staff took part in a refreshing walk along the River Torrens as part of JusticeNet SA’s annual Walk for Justice.

20 May 2025

Privacy law in practice: Lessons from the OAIC’s latest data breach report

The latest OAIC report is a wake-up call for Australian businesses. Data breaches hit record levels in 2024, and the causes are clear: external attacks are relentless, and internal errors remain all too common. Principal Tasha Naige explains.

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