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Guide du droit du travail français : rupture du contrat, préavis et indemnités, solde de tout compte, heures supplémentaires et congés payés.
Le droit de la famille en France : PACS, divorce par consentement mutuel sans juge, prestation compensatoire, autorité parentale et pension alimentaire.
Le droit de la vie privée en France : ce que la CNIL peut faire, la plainte gratuite, et les règles sur les caméras au domicile, au voisinage et au travail.
Le droit français de l'enregistrement : la règle du consentement de l'article 226-1, les sanctions, l'exception jurisprudentielle, et la preuve.
Le droit successoral français : réserve héréditaire, héritiers légaux, testaments, donations, assurance vie, droits de succession et indivision.
Serious harm is now an element of the tort of defamation in most of Australia. Learn what it requires, who decides it, and why Western Australia has no such rule.
When is a platform a "publisher" of someone else's comment in Australia? The Voller and Defteros High Court rulings, digital intermediary rules, and South Australia's gap.
Defamation claims in Australia must generally start within one year of publication. Learn how the single publication rule and concerns notices affect that deadline.
Western Australia never adopted the 2021 or 2023 defamation reforms. No serious harm threshold, no mandatory concerns notice, and triviality still applies.
Tasmania's defamation reforms commenced 12 November 2021, not 1 July 2021 as widely reported. See the correct date and how Tasmania's Act is structured.
South Australia adopted Stage 1 in full but only part of Stage 2. It has no digital intermediary safe harbour, unlike NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and the NT.
The Northern Territory adopted both national defamation reform stages at once on 11 August 2025. See the new serious harm, concerns notice and intermediary rules.