153 publications by our lawyers on commercial law, leasing, buying and selling a business, contracts, disputes, property and estates. Page 8 of 8.
Avoiding redundancy traps
Employers can easily fall into dispute with their employees by failing to properly handle redundancies.
Important changes to Vendor's Statement
Anyone who sells land in Victoria is required to disclose certain information to the purchaser by providing a disclosure statement.
Does your privacy policy comply with the privacy laws?
New privacy laws were introduced in March 2014, the laws known as the Australian Privacy Principles are a new set of privacy principles affecting the handling of personal information.
Are you a director of an insolvent company?
During difficult economic conditions it is important that all directors revisit their duties as directors and are aware of how the board should deal with the situation where a company is in financial difficulty and may…
Directors Liability – The Director’s Nightmare
A CASE STUDY As a company director your liability for the activities carried out during your tenure continues even after you have retired.
Directors Liability
A Company and its directors are different entities. A Company can be “a person” in itself.
Confidential information and trade secrets – are you protected?
Handle personal information within the rules of privacy. What can be protected as a trade secret? Is information confidential or is it common knowledge?
Changes to warranty and packaging requirements: Are your clients ready?
From 1 January 2012 manufacturers and suppliers of goods will need to meet new specific requirements if they provide warranties to consumers.
Buy-sell agreement or business succession agreement
Do I need a Business Succession Agreement?
Asset Protection: Six steps toward personal security
If you are like most people you are too busy building assets to spend much time thinking about protecting them.
Asset Protection: Putting in place a strategy
Clients often want to put asset protection strategies in place when it is already too late.
Asset Protection: Does your company structure truly protect your assets?
Many people incorrectly believe that having assets in a company will protect those assets from being claimed by creditors or a trustee in bankruptcy.
Asset Protection Lawyer Melbourne
Asset protection lawyer CBD Melbourne. We are experienced, strategic-thinking lawyers who can assist to safeguard your assets from creditors and protect what you own if you are facing legal action.