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Increasing ATO debt will mean increased risks for boutique and SME firms; and these two firm leaders weighed in on how firms can combat these latest challenges. In June this year, the Reserve Bank h

Given the intersection between road accidents and work-related fatigue, it would be hoped that employer adherence to managing the risks of fatigue might go some way to addressing Queensland’s road

Queensland-based firm Travis Schultz & Partners has promoted three partners and appointed one senior associate role. Travis Schultz and Partners now boast six Queensland Law Society Accredited Specia

There are many opportunities for employment lawyers and PI lawyers to collaborate and benefit people who have been injured at no fault of their own, writes Stephen Hughes. The “tools of trade” o

As a personal injury lawyer in Queensland, I feel disheartened and, quite frankly, embarrassed, when informing an injured person that they have no rights to claim compensation for their devastating in

From launching as a boutique firm four years ago to opening a fourth office this year, Travis Schultz & Partners will endeavour to maintain both its working culture and “un-corporate environment”

When it comes to developing those coming through the ranks, senior legal professionals can learn a lot from the processes involved with nurturing a back garden, writes Beth Rolton. As predicted, t

It matters not if the next generation of leaders in law have a different style to their predecessors, so long as they act with integrity, are strategic, respectful, build trust and engage their te

SALEM — Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is recruiting for a Landowner Representative on the Access and Habitat Board.

Travis Schultz has officially expanded to a new office in Queensland and appointed a senior lawyer to head up the new operation.   After working with clients across the Cairns region over the past fo