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General protections at work, what triggers a Fair Work claim and what it costs employment law 12 Oct 2026

General protections at work, what triggers a Fair Work claim and what it costs

How the Fair Work general protections scheme works: protected rights, what counts as adverse action, the 21-day deadline and what a claim can cost employers.

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Enforcing a judgment debt in NSW and how the mechanisms work dispute resolution 12 Oct 2026

Enforcing a judgment debt in NSW and how the mechanisms work

Won a NSW judgment but the debtor won't pay? See how to enforce a judgment debt using examination, garnishee orders, writs, charging orders and bankruptcy.

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Dismissing an employee lawfully in Australia, a step-by-step process employment law 12 Oct 2026

Dismissing an employee lawfully in Australia, a step-by-step process

Dismissing an employee in Australia lawfully: check unfair dismissal protection, run a fair process, and get notice, final pay and redundancy right.

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Offer and acceptance, when a business deal becomes a binding contract commercial law 11 Oct 2026

Offer and acceptance, when a business deal becomes a binding contract

How offer and acceptance form binding contracts in Australia: what makes a valid offer, acceptance by email or conduct, and where the battle of the forms bites.

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Misleading and deceptive conduct in NSW, what the law requires of your business consumer law 11 Oct 2026

Misleading and deceptive conduct in NSW, what the law requires of your business

Misleading and deceptive conduct in NSW is a legal obligation, not a marketing nicety. Learn what the ACL requires, the penalties and how to stay compliant.

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Unlawful termination explained and how section 772 of the Fair Work Act works employment law 11 Oct 2026

Unlawful termination explained and how section 772 of the Fair Work Act works

Section 772 of the Fair Work Act bans dismissing staff for prohibited reasons. See what triggers unlawful termination, who can claim and the real cost.

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Indemnity clauses in Australia, what they are and how they work commercial law 10 Oct 2026

Indemnity clauses in Australia, what they are and how they work

An indemnity clause is a promise to cover another party's losses. Here's how they work in Australian contracts, what to watch for, and when to get legal help.

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The trust appointor and who can replace your trustee commercial law 10 Oct 2026

The trust appointor and who can replace your trustee

What is a trust appointor? Learn what powers they hold over your trustee, how removals go wrong, and when to seek appointor legal advice for your trust.

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How strikes and industrial action work in Australia employment law 09 Oct 2026

How strikes and industrial action work in Australia

Strikes are legal in Australia only in narrow circumstances. Learn how protected industrial action works, from ballots and notice to pay and stand down rules.

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Resolving a Contract Dispute in Australia, five Steps to Take Now commercial law 08 Oct 2026

Resolving a Contract Dispute in Australia, five Steps to Take Now

A contract dispute in Australia: five steps to resolve it, from preserving evidence and without prejudice talks to statutory demands, and when to call a lawyer.

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What to do when the other party breaches your agreement commercial law 08 Oct 2026

What to do when the other party breaches your agreement

Breach of agreement in Australia: what counts as a breach, the remedies you can claim, and the steps to take when a contract goes wrong for your business.

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How creditors get a debt admitted in a liquidation or voluntary administration commercial law 08 Oct 2026

How creditors get a debt admitted in a liquidation or voluntary administration

How a creditor gets a debt admitted in a liquidation or voluntary administration: the proof of debt form, deadlines, and what to do if your claim is rejected.

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