LawBridge Lawyers & Consultants

LawBridge Lawyers & Consultants LawBridge is the coming together of an experienced team of lawyers.

Our combination of technical excellence, first class service and a commercial approach to legal matters defines our ethos. LawBridge is a team of lawyers who distinguish themselves via their unique combination of technical excellence, first class service and a commercial approach to legal matters. Our team is comprised of specialists in corporate and commercial law who also have the unique distinc

tion of having been company directors, charity executives and active community leaders. The expertise we bring has fast earned us a reputation as an astute choice for clients looking for legal partners and advisers to help traverse today’s complex challenges and opportunities.

Receiving a subpoena isn’t just a formal request—it’s a serious legal obligation that can have significant consequences ...
08/06/2026

Receiving a subpoena isn’t just a formal request—it’s a serious legal obligation that can have significant consequences for not-for-profits and charities. Proper handling is crucial to ensure compliance while protecting your organisation’s sensitive information.

NFPs and charity boards must manage subpoenas carefully, preserving documents, observing deadlines, and understanding their rights regarding privileged or confidential material. Missteps can result in fines, court costs, or even imprisonment.

What are the correct steps for responding to a subpoena, and how can your organisation safeguard its interests?

Swipe through to learn practical handling tips, and check out our full guide for detailed advice:

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Charities can no longer assume that all benevolent activities automatically qualify for Public Benevolent Institution (P...
05/06/2026

Charities can no longer assume that all benevolent activities automatically qualify for Public Benevolent Institution (PBI) status. The ACNC now requires a clear and adequate connection between your charity’s activities and its relief aims — mere logical links aren’t enough.

Are your activities directly supporting your benevolent purpose, or could your PBI status be at risk?

Get the guidance that matters to your charity straight from the source. Visit our website to learn more:

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For Australian not-for-profits, ensuring robust privacy and data breach practices is both a regulatory requirement and a...
03/06/2026

For Australian not-for-profits, ensuring robust privacy and data breach practices is both a regulatory requirement and a key aspect of risk management and organisational integrity. Recent amendments to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) have expanded civil penalties and introduced direct rights of action for serious invasions of privacy.

Not-for-profits must implement comprehensive data breach response plans, manage third-party vendors effectively, and ensure directors are aware of personal liability risks. Proper privacy governance not only ensures compliance but also protects reputation, donor trust, and operational continuity.

Swipe through for essential privacy compliance steps, and read our full article for practical guidance:

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Payroll compliance under the SCHADS Award isn’t just technical — it can have real financial consequences for not‑for‑pro...
01/06/2026

Payroll compliance under the SCHADS Award isn’t just technical — it can have real financial consequences for not‑for‑profits. Misclassification and incorrect pay rates may lead to ongoing underpayments and costly remediation.

Want to protect your organisation and ensure correct entitlements? Learn more or get in touch today.

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CHARITY & DEFAMATION — WHAT NOT‑FOR‑PROFITS NEED TO KNOWUnder New South Wales defamation law, not‑for‑profit organisatio...
29/05/2026

CHARITY & DEFAMATION — WHAT NOT‑FOR‑PROFITS NEED TO KNOW

Under New South Wales defamation law, not‑for‑profit organisations such as registered charities may have the right to sue for defamatory material only if they qualify as an “excluded corporation” because their objects are not to make financial gain for members — otherwise they may not have standing to bring a claim.

This means charities must carefully assess their corporate status and the nature of any alleged defamatory publication before pursuing legal action, as the ability to protect reputation through the courts is not automatic for all organisations.

Defamation claims also generally require proof of serious harm to reputation — making early legal advice vital for charities facing harmful publications in today’s digital environment.

Swipe through to understand how defamation laws apply to charities, and click the link in our bio to learn more.

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"Harris was prompt and efficient… Absolutely amazing service!” Thank you, Natasha Ahmed, for your kind words — we’re thr...
27/05/2026

"Harris was prompt and efficient… Absolutely amazing service!”

Thank you, Natasha Ahmed, for your kind words — we’re thrilled you were happy with the results and our responsiveness.

Get in touch today to see how we can help you with your legal matters!

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DID YOU KNOW: Under the SCHADS Award, misclassifying an employee or failing to apply Equal Remuneration Order (ERO) rate...
25/05/2026

DID YOU KNOW: Under the SCHADS Award, misclassifying an employee or failing to apply Equal Remuneration Order (ERO) rates can result in significant systemic underpayments, with errors accumulating each pay cycle and potentially costing thousands per employee annually.

This issue affects not-for-profits, charities, and their payroll teams, with serious financial and compliance implications.

How can organisations ensure accurate employee classification and correct pay rates to avoid underpayment risks?

Swipe through to discover key remediation steps, and read our full guide for practical compliance advice:

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Sometimes whistleblower complaints aren’t just about the allegations themselves; they’re about how organisations respond...
22/05/2026

Sometimes whistleblower complaints aren’t just about the allegations themselves; they’re about how organisations respond while balancing confidentiality, fairness, and legal obligations.

Not-for-profits, charities, and their management teams must ensure whistleblowers are protected from detriment, complaints are investigated impartially, and confidentiality is maintained throughout the process.

What are the key steps to handle a whistleblower complaint correctly while staying compliant with the law?

Swipe through to explore practical guidance, and read our full article for detailed insights:

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Mergers can strengthen your impact — but only if risks are spotted early. Failing to identify hidden liabilities or lega...
20/05/2026

Mergers can strengthen your impact — but only if risks are spotted early.

Failing to identify hidden liabilities or legal issues during due diligence may result in costly disputes later on. Want to protect your organisation through every stage of a merger?

Learn more or get in touch for tailored guidance today.

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Mergers can strengthen your impact — but only if risks are spotted early. Failing to identify hidden liabilities or lega...
20/05/2026

Mergers can strengthen your impact — but only if risks are spotted early.

Failing to identify hidden liabilities or legal issues during due diligence may result in costly disputes later on. Want to protect your organisation through every stage of a merger?

Learn more or get in touch for tailored guidance today.

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