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Enforcing a judgment debt in NSW, your options and how they work
Won your case but not been paid? Here's how to enforce a judgment debt in NSW: garnishee orders, sheriff's writs, charging orders, bankruptcy and more.
Read noteHow a shareholders agreement works alongside your constitution
How a shareholders agreement works with your company constitution and the Corporations Act: what it can and can't do for you, and when to call a lawyer.
Read noteWarranties and indemnities in your contract, what each clause does and the traps that cost you
Understand warranties and indemnities in Australian contracts: what each clause does, the traps that create unlimited liability, and when to get a lawyer.
Read noteWhen is a verbal agreement legally binding in Australia?
Verbal agreements can bind Australian businesses, but proving them is hard. This guide covers the contract elements, writing rules and how to stay protected.
Read noteHow to vary a contract in Australia, step by step
How to legally vary a contract in Australia: the steps, documents, consideration rules and signing authority you need to change a signed agreement safely
Read noteRemoving a beneficiary or trustee from a trust, process, powers and tax risks
Removing a beneficiary or trustee from a discretionary trust means following the deed, or the change can be void or trigger tax. How the process works.
Read noteHow to sign a contract, a step-by-step guide for Australian businesses
How to sign a business contract in Australia: valid electronic signatures, company execution rules, email acceptance, and the records you need to keep.
Read noteDerivative Action in Australia, when a Shareholder Can Sue on the Company's Behalf
A derivative action lets Australian shareholders sue on the company's behalf when the board won't act. Here's how the Corporations Act leave process works.
Read noteConsequential loss clauses in Australian business contracts, a drafting guide
Consequential loss clauses decide who pays for lost profits and downtime. Here is the liability framework to draft and negotiate before you sign.
Read noteVicarious liability in Australia and when employers answer for staff conduct
Vicarious liability can make Australian employers liable for civil wrongs staff commit at work. Learn how the test works, its limits, and when to get help.
Read noteHow defamation law works on social media in Australia
How defamation law applies to social media in Australia: the elements of a claim, who can sue or be sued, defences, and the steps to protect your reputation.
Read noteDomain squatting and what to do when someone else owns your brand's domain name
Responding to domain squatting in Australia: a five-step plan covering evidence, WHOIS checks, your legal rights, and the auDRP or UDRP dispute routes.
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