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Finding it hard to work out whether a tariff concession order (TCO) applies?

A person can choose to carry on business in Australia as a sole trader, in a partnership, in a trust or in a company.

An "apportionable claim" for the purposes of Division 2A is a claim based on a contravention of section 1041H only..

The US saw a substantial rise in contingent value rights (CVRs) in public M&A transactions in 2025, and a similar rise has occurred in private M&A in Australia. We look at whether contingent consideration may become more prevalent in Australian public M&A transactions, including by exploring some recent examples and key considerations in favour of using contingent consideration.

The current GFC presents both significant challenges and opportunities for businesses.

There can be benefits to admitting misconduct, taking steps to rectify the misconduct and cooperating with regulators.

The decision provides clarity on the concept of material prejudice in the context of s254T(c) of the Corporations Act.

Section 568 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Act) allows a liquidator to disclaim certain property owned by a company to which the liquidator is appointed. The disclaimer has the effect of extinguishing...

Sole directors who do not hold appointment as the company secretary can now sign documents under s127 Corporations Act.

A force majeure notice is designed to excuse performance where an event beyond the control of a party affects the ability of that party to perform its obligations under a contract. The devastating floods and weather in Queensland and northern New South Wales have reinforced the need to include appropriate force majeure clauses in contracts, and to undertake a careful review process following a force majeure event.

An overview of the role of Franchise Advisory Councils.

Company boards are under increasing pressure to address material Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) challenges, particularly around decarbonising their operations.

Regulatory oversight and shareholder activism pressure companies to focus on environmental and sustainability issues.

The proportionate liability regime in the Corporations Act was limited to the claim of misleading or deceptive conduct.

Be aware of Australia Post delays if you are part of a business, owners corporation or have time sensitive obligations.

Carroll & O'Dea's Business Lawyers Group provides comprehensive legal services for commercial, private and not-for-profit clients across Australia and internationally.

Recent law changes include cost efficiencies in restructuring or winding up a Queensland incorporated association.

The focus on the responsibility of business to respect human rights was in the context of the modern slavery discourse.