Thought Leadership
Australia’s proposed privacy reforms could change how businesses collect, use, share and protect personal information. Businesses should review their commercial contracts, data practices and AI arrangements now, before the proposals become law.
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Statutory Demands in Australia
A guide on what you need to know to protect your business.
When and Why Should I Register a Trade Mark?
An introduction to Trade Mark Laws in Australia
Complete These 3 Easy Steps Prior to Naming Your Business
Follow our easy steps to ensure your business name does not infringe or potentially infringe on an existing business.
Retail Leases in NSW – Top 10 Protections for Tenants
From the 1 January 2023 a retail shop business now includes two more business types following the publication of the Retail Leases Regulation 2022 on 16 December 2022.
Medical Profession Spotlight – Getting Your Service Agreements Right
Revenue New South Wales is turning up the heat in the medical profession. This article offers practical advice on what Medical Practices should and shouldn’t include in their Service Agreements.
‘Squatter’s Rights’ – How Time Can Lead To Ownership of Land
How can you own land through the benefit of time only?
Key Considerations for Tenants when Negotiating a Retail or Commercial Lease
Having the right lease in place can make a huge difference to the value and security of tenure for your business.
What is a Tenant’s Obligation to Make Good Under a Lease?
In this article we will be looking at a tenant’s obligation to make good under a lease.
Foreign Companies Wanting to Establish in Australia
In this article we look at the two most common ways in which foreign companies establish and carry on business in Australia.
What does an Option mean in a Retail Lease?
What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know.
Company Acquisitions
Why would you buy a company, and in particular an SME (small to medium enterprise) proprietary company?
PPSR – The importance of registering on the The Personal Property Securities Register
The prompt registration of security interests is crucial to ensure that your security will have priority after other creditors and is enforceable in the event of a debtors insolvency.
