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The fallacy of using backup tapes for data archiving and how to strike back against data over-retention.

We list some of the changes to OSR procedure.

In a recent development, the commencement date of the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA) has been delayed from May 2011 to October 2011. The deferral of the commencement date is the result of industry requests for more time to prepare.

Outlines some of the more common structures and why they may be right for your practice.

Directors of companies face a multitude of responsibilities, potential exposures and personal liabilities.

Having a Shareholders' Agreement when starting a business can reduce the risk of costly disputes between partners.

The guide aims to provide general information for persons contemplating doing business or to live and work in Australia.

When it comes to the risks and opportunities of ESG in financial transactions we have seen companies making divestments...

This article aims to set out the various considerations in relation to execution by strata bodies and also highlights the best practice in achieving validly executed documents with the relevant parties.

A financial hardship policy could provide a framework for assistance to customers when experiencing financial hardship,.

The introduction of a new DIN will require each director to apply for a unique identifier that they will hold for life

A detailed guide on how to manage director and shareholder disputes in small companies with only a few shareholders.

These are useful tips to navigate the post-signing or pre-completion phase of selling a business as smoothly as possible.

This four-part series will examine the business sale cycle, starting with tips to ensure your business is ready for sale.

A partnership is a relatively easy business structure to set up and is quite cheap to maintain.

Two landmark claims, which have reportedly been filed in the Federal Court of Australia over the past week, highlight the trend towards activist shareholder litigation in Australia.

This increase aims to reduce the financial reporting obligations and costs placed on smaller proprietary companies.

Sporting clubs and/or associations have a duty to ensure that systems are in place to handle any complaints from members.