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Is someone bringing a legal action against you without sufficient grounds or purely to annoy you? They may be a vexatious litigant. Here's what you should know.
Lying on your resume to get a job is never a good idea. In fact obtaining employment through fraud can actually land you in jail.
As a business owner, it's important to keep up-to-date with the relevant laws. Find out what's set to change in 2020 so you can prepare your business.
With everything online now, businesses have forgotten how to achieve effective offline marketing. This is where you can come in with your expertise.
Like any contract, a sub-contractor agreement can be complicated. Here are some pointers on what to look out for before you sign anything.
There are a number of key parties involved in a trust. Here we explain what the settlor does and how they help set up the trust.
For an employee unfair dismissal and general protections can seem like two sides of the same coin. Here, we break down how and when you should use them.
Goodwill is important in the execution of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). To better understand what this means, read this article.
Important changes to anyone who is currently, or intends to become, a trustee within a discretionary trust in New South Wales.
Is the memorandum of understanding a legally binding document? If so, what happens when a memorandum of understanding is breached? Find out more here.
Are you looking to sell your shares in a company? Not quite sure how to exit? Read on to learn more about how to exit your shareholder's agreement.
There are so many contracts out there, it can be difficult to know which to use. We explain what a cost-plus contract is in this article, and how it's used.
There are many legal ways to terminate a contract. Mutual consent is the most civilised way to terminate if absolutely necessary. Find out more here.
Exclusion clauses are how companies cover any potential legal liabilities they may be exposed to when they restrict the rights of the signing party.
Statutory demands can help recover debts owing to you, but there are also risks. This article outlines how to use it properly and the defences you can use.
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) can be a great asset to contract negotiation. Here are our tips on when to use an MOU, and what to avoid when drafting one.
Litigiation is an expensive and time consuming exercise. These are the most effective alternative dispute resolution options for your business.
Insurance provides protection where something unexpected occurs, but the contract still needs to be valid. Find out what to look out for in this article.

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