Every business needs a lawyer on its team. As a business owner, you may already understand the trouble that comes with setting things up. There are tons of paperwork to go through that require legal assistance, which is why it is best to have a corporate lawyer on your side. Here are more reasons why...
With your business seeing the progress you’ve strived for and your profits growing, it’s clear that there’s no better time to finally make some much-needed upgrades than today. Now that everything is falling into place, it’s finally time for your company to make some investments that will allow it to go even further and set...
Foreign investors in Australia looking to invest in the country needs to undergo a meticulous process. The Australian corporate law offers many benefits for foreign investors, but there are elements of the law you need to know before you get started. What are they? 1. Directors and Officers Directors, like managers, owe the company itself and...
As the employer, protecting your business intellectual property and sensitive information is one of your highest priorities. In the information age, it’s your responsibility to take a duty of care with not only your own personal information but also ensure confidentiality is maintained for protected for your cliental. Every single piece of information about your...
Termination of an employee is neither easy nor ideal, but sometimes it is necessary. When the employee you’re letting go of isn’t meeting workplace expectations, they could become a liability to the company and the team. Industry standards necessitate providing them with a deed of release, which every terminated employee must agree to sign upon...
In all its official contracts and deals, a company needs to ensure it has legally binding documents. Improper execution—that is, non-legally binding documents—could open it up to assertions that the agreement is unenforceable. Companies can execute documents following their Constitution or governing documents or the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (the Act). Companies can also resolve...
What is a deed of release? A deed of release is a legal document formed between two parties that brings a dispute or an agreement to an end, and can in fact can be used to prevent a dispute from arising in the future. Generally speaking, a ‘release’ is a discharge of obligations. There are...
If you’re planning to invest your savings into opening a business in Australia, you must know that it entails a meticulous process. You have to be sure of what you’re signing up for, so you know where your hard-earned money will go, and you can reap the rewards down the line. Australian corporate law offers...
Caveat Emptor: Roughly translated into “buyer beware,” this particular legal concept reminds all of those diving into complex and capital-heavy transactions to exercise caution for pitfalls that are permissible beyond the scope of the law. In fact, this term has evolved and become more prevalent and widely understood by Australian investors and buyers to conduct...
If you have some idea about corporate law, then you may be familiar with a deed of release. It is a legal document that has an agreement between both parties to settle disputes. The release terms have the power to prevent either concerned party to pursue the other party to enter any other further claims...
Many people will agree that purchasing a commercial or industrial property is a significant step in their lives as it may mark the start of their business or their investment. It is, therefore, a decision that needs careful consideration. It doesn’t matter if you are the one buying the property or selling one; either way,...
The business world is a volatile one, and for members of the labour force, this means being a permanent employee one day and jobless the next. Even high-performing team members aren’t safe. As we have seen in the past year, circumstances beyond any individual’s control can cause a company to go under overnight. If you...