by James Bartley | May 8, 2018 | Uncategorized
As you could imagine, self-driving cars present a litany of practical and technical challenges. It’s hard to imagine though, that there are many prospects more challenging than the logistical nightmare of establishing a legal framework for such a drastic cultural...
by Emma Mead | May 2, 2018 | Top Posts - Home, Uncategorized
‘First in, best dressed’: An Australian idiom meaning that those who are quickest to pursue their goal are those that will prevail. It’s a simple concept which has forever formed the cornerstone of the event-ticket retail industry. Technology rarely adheres to...
by Karlo Tychsen | Apr 11, 2018 | Top Posts - Home, Uncategorized
There are a few phrases that are used quite a fair bit around Newcastle. “We’ve got the best beaches in the world.” “The 1997 grand final is the greatest moment in history.” “Fix Newcastle buses”. That last one was the catchcry of a particularly passionate crowd that...
by Karlo Tychsen | Mar 7, 2018 | Top Posts - Home, Uncategorized
Let’s all be honest: there’s your working relationships, your social relationships, your family relationships, and some other smaller groups of people that you interact with. For the most part, work, play, and family, are really the big three groups in your life. Now,...
by daniel@psyborg.com.au | Feb 23, 2018 | Uncategorized
Two members of our team at Burke and Mead have achieved roles in the Newcastle Law Society. James Bartley, on Wednesday, was named Junior Vice-President of the NLS. Additionally, both Sally Mackay and James Bartley were appointed to the Young Lawyers Sub-Committee....
by James Janke | Feb 2, 2018 | General Legal Information, Top Posts - Home, Uncategorized
You may have noticed the controversy surrounding Christos Kyrgios, brother of professional tennis player Nick Kyrgios, at this year’s Australian Open. For those who have not, I’ll explain briefly. As pictured, Christos, knowing that he would be broadcast as part of...
