15 Mar 2023
Admission - Congratulations Caleb Rothe
DMAW Lawyers congratulates Caleb Rothe on his admission as a Barrister and Solicitor in the Supreme Court of South Australia.
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6 Mar 2023
International Women's Day 2023 - “DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality”
This year for International Women's Day, DMAW Lawyers has chosen to align with the United Nations (UN) Women's theme "DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality".
6 Mar 2023
DMAW Lawyers host A3C Small Business Morning Tea
DMAW Lawyers were pleased to host the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre's first Small Business Morning Tea of the year.
6 Mar 2023
Clean Up Australia Day 2023
DMAW Lawyers took to the streets of Adelaide to collect rubbish in support of Clean Up Australia Day.
6 Mar 2023
ASIC is scrubbing up on greenwashing – here’s what you need to know
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has in recent months taken enforcement action against companies in relation to greenwashing conduct. Its strategy for 2023 makes clear that this will be a continued focus for the watchdog...
3 Mar 2023
Getting the knack of the NACC – The National Anti-Corruption Commission
Businesses in the private sector who engage with federal agencies should be aware of the introduction of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) and the potential impact it could have on the operation of their business.
24 Feb 2023
DMAW Lawyers recommended by Doyles Guide as "Leading Corporate Law Firm - South Australia 2023"
DMAW Lawyers is pleased to have been recommended by Doyles Guide in the category of "Leading Corporate Law Firm - South Australia 2023".
24 Feb 2023
Secure Jobs, Better Pay Act - how to prepare for the new workplace laws
In collaboration with Adelaide Aspire, DMAW Lawyers were pleased to present on the recent Secure Jobs, Better Pay Act and how to prepare for the new workplace laws.
20 Feb 2023
Fair Work Ombudsman turns up the heat – ‘85 Degrees’ franchisor faces legal liability for franchisees’ breaches of Fair Work Act
For the first time, the Fair Work Ombudsman has commenced proceedings against a franchisor for failing to take reasonable steps to ensure that its franchisees did not contravene the Fair Work Act. Paul Dugan and Kylie Dunn explain.
