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Do you want skilled and qualified staff? Hiring an apprentice might be a step in the right direction for your business. Find out more here.
Thinking about moving to a coworking space? Here's 5 questions you’ll want to ask yourself as you do research and tour spaces.
Previously known as ATMOSS, the Australian Trademark Search Tool allows you to search and find registered trademarks. Find out how to use it here.
Shareholder oppression can occur where shareholders who own a majority stake in the business oppress the interests of minority shareholders. Read more here.
Are you a franchisee or franchisor in a deal that isn't working out so well? Find out in this article how you can terminate a franchise agreement.
Company interests can become diluted when the company issues additional shares - find out how using an anti-dilution clause can help.
Conflicts of interest can arise in all kinds of workplaces. Learn how to equip your business with the tools to identify them and deal with them effectively.
How do you take your business from brick and mortar to the world of online shopping? Follow this simple guide on how to open an eCommerce store.
In some circumstances, an employer is able to terminate an employee before their first day. Read more to find out when this can happen.
A clothing rental store is a store which purchases expensive clothes and lends then out for hire. Find out here how to get started.
Many new businesses wonder when the right time is to incorporate. In this article, we outline what you should consider before changing structures.
Businesses that are reopening after COVID-19 will be opening to a very different world. Find out key things you should consider for your business here.
Public companies need to provide certain disclosure documents when raising capital. Find out what the legal requirements are in this article.
An indemnity clause is a legally binding promise in which one party undertakes to accept the risks of loss or damage that another party may suffer.
Registering your business name doesn't give you intellectual property protection. Find out the difference between a trademark and business name here.
An account of profits is an equitable remedy which aims to cut the profits made through committing an equitable wrong. Find out more in this article.
The green light has been given for businesses to reopen, but adjustments will have to be made. Find policies, documents, and articles on our resources page.
The evolving needs of your business may mean that it is necessary for you to alter an employee's role. Find out whether this is legal here.

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