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Taking the time to carefully negotiate and document conditions may avoid costly delays and disputes.

It pays to take legal advice about what, how and when you should give information in business before you close the deal.

Manufacturer and installer warranties can vary significantly in their terms, with a dramatic effect upon obligations.

This decision reminds mortgagees and receivers exercising a power of sale to first review all development approvals.

Buying or selling any property can be confusing and can leave a buyer or seller feeling as if they have no control.

All parties to a building contract should understand how these clauses operate before the contract is signed.

When negotiating a lease, you should consider the length of the lease, as ramifications can arise regarding the term.

If you are unfortunate enough to be left with an unfinished building, your first step is to work out who is responsible.

Failing to respond to payment claims or applications for adjudication could impose significant risks for a respondent.

Late yesterday, the ATO has finalised a Practical Compliance Guideline (PCG) outlining its approach to the application of the franking credit integrity rule for equity funded dividends.

You may be entitled to a refund if you were incorrectly assessed on a transfer of land due to changes in partnership interests.

Amazon says it will comply with local laws, as its US contract terms could be deemed unfair if applied in Australia.

These are 5 things to consider when negotiating terms and conditions with the software developer of your new project.

This edition of 'It depends' discusses what a partnership agreement is and whether you need to have one.

If you are deciding to form a new business relationship, you must consider the financial position of the other party.

While it's always better to have an NDA (non-disclosure agreement), your best protection is the other person's integrity.

The article considers how to mitigate risk by indemnity clauses and the importance of drafting good indemnity clauses.