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Consumer credit insurance (CCI) can cover you if something happens which stops you from being able to repay your debts. Read more here.
Lawyers, in addition to advising their clients, also owe a number of duties to them. Read this article to find out what these duties are.
Recourse loans offer a great opportunity for small businesses to finance commercial real estate property purchases. Here's the pros and cons of using them.
Do you use a particular colour for your brand and want to protect it? Read this article to find out if you can legally trademark a colour.
A handshake is a popular way of confirming a verbal agreement. But does it form a legally enforceable contract? Read on to discover whether it is binding.
Are you a business owner who relies on customer sales? Read this guide to find out what inventory control is and how you can do it effectively.
Performance reviews are a popular method of measuring and evaluating an employees' capability. So how often should you conduct performance reviews?
A concise statement enables the Court to understand the key issues of a case without getting sidetracked by unnecessary facts or issues. Find out more here.
Under Australian law, contracts can be formed in a variety of ways. Depending on the circumstances, initialling a document can make it legally enforceable.
A recent report by LexisNexis has revealed industry concerns with current cybersecuritylaws in Australia. Here's how it may affect you and your business.
A fiduciary relationship imposes a duty on one person to act in the interests of another. Read our guide on how these arise and the consequences of breaching this duty.
As many businesses temporarily close for the holiday season, this may result in employees being forced to take annual leave. Find out more here.
Skilled in electronics and eager to own your own business? Read this step-by-step guide to learn how you can start your own electronic installations business.
Trusts can be established by both individuals and companies. Read about what a corporate trust is and how it works in this article.
Australian eyewear chain Oscar Wylee has been sued by the ACCC for misleading and deceptive conduct. Read more about it here.
Are you on top of new whistleblower laws which affect business? Learn about the changes to whistleblower legislation which came into effect on 1 July.
An equal remuneration order can be made by the Fair Work Commission (FWC) where an employee is being paid less because of their gender. Read more here.
Insurance is important for most businesses, and especially for sub-contractors. Find out why sub-contractors need insurance here.

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