25 June 2026

Our AML/CTF program is now live – What this means for our clients

We have now implemented our anti money laundering and counter terrorism financing (AML/CTF) program in compliance with the new AML/CTF laws applicable to law firms providing certain services in Australia. Find out what this means for you.

19 June 2026

Symal Group Limited aquires Davison Earthmovers

DMAW Lawyers congratulates Symal Group Limited on the acquisition of Davison Earthmovers, a South Australian-based civil construction business with a 39-year operating history and strong local brand.

5 June 2026

EPA notification obligations for environmental incidents in South Australia

Businesses operating in South Australia may have strict obligations to notify the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) following an environmental incident.

17 Apr 2026

AML/CTF changes are coming – What this means for our clients

Upcoming AML/CTF reforms will impact legal services in Australia. Learn what DMAW Lawyers’ clients can expect and how we’re keeping the process simple.

10 Apr 2026

Trump, Conflict and Oil: Contract Risk and Cost Allocation for SA Businesses

Chris Floreani explores the real-world implications of the US-Iran conflict, examining what these developments mean for South Australian businesses in part one of his new three-part series.

4 Mar 2026

Middle East geopolitical tensions: Key risk considerations for construction and major projects

Escalating Middle East tensions are creating construction contract, supply chain and force majeure risks. Our expert team outline key legal considerations for major projects.

Global shipping containers and port logistics highlighting supply chain risks for construction projects

25 Feb 2026

Early Contractor Involvement (ECI): A practical snapshot for contractors

A practical snapshot of Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) for contractors, including key risks, design liability, IP considerations and safeguards to protect your commercial interests.

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12 Feb 2026

Australia’s new mandatory merger control regime – are you ready for it?

Australia’s new mandatory merger control regime commenced on 1 January 2026. It replaces the previous voluntary system and is designed to identify and prevent anti-competitive acquisitions.

Australias New Merger Control Regime are you ready for it

9 Feb 2026

Battle of the Forms Australia: Does the Last Shot Rule Apply?

This article explores the ‘battle of the forms’, how the last shot rule operates in commercial transactions, when it may not apply under Australian law, and how businesses can avoid disputes.

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