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Quinn & Scattini Lawyers are excited to welcome Alexandra Gaggin to the team. Alex is a Lawyer in our Property & Business Team.
Cybercriminals be warned! The government has introduced a new cybersecurity plan to combat the threat of cybercrime.
There is nothing better than receiving a referral from one of our valued clients. Vicky Vasudevan from Quinn & Scattini Lawyers Cleveland office recently received this wonderful referral: “You were recommended on a doctor’s Facebook page as an ‘excellent’ lawyer so I just wanted to reach out to you.” Congratulations Vicky! Vicky has considerable conveyancing […]
As you know, we continue to keep our place of work safe, so with the recent exposure of COVID from the travelling teenagers, together with Victoria and New South Wales situation, there is no better time to update you on the safety measures Quinn & Scattini Lawyers have in place.
We occasionally see situations where a seller has a change of mind either because the seller has received a better offer or the seller has decided that he/she did not want to sell the property after all. The seller then poses the question “can I get out of the contract?”
With the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, there has been a refocus on electronic settlements for conveyancing matters in Queensland.
Attention employers and employees. The Government are extending JobKeeper until March 2021. The payments will be reduced from $1,200 per fortnight from 28 September 2020.
Quinn & Scattini Lawyers’ staff took a well-deserved break away from the office to celebrate the End Of Financial Year at Blackbird Bar and Grill. After a challenging few months, the party was the perfect opportunity to just relax and enjoy the time spent with friends. View the photos of the Quinn & Scattini Team […]
In February 2019, in the Victorian Supreme Court decision of Re Marsella; Marsella v Wareham (No 2) [2019] VSC 65, the court set aside the trustee’s decision to pay the death benefit to herself, and the trustee was removed as a trustee of the fund.