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Outlines key term sheet clauses for target companies to consider.

This article includes changes such as Consumer Data Right and other reforms affecting the Corporate & Commercial sector.

In NSW, witnesses will have to confirm the identity of persons seeking to make a statutory declaration or affidavit.

A discussion on the key principles of the law of shadow directorship.

At the start of each meeting, board or committee members must reveal any conflict of interest and the response is minuted.

There are pitfalls if a NFP agrees to a joint venture proposal to develop its assets in order to realise a cash return.

You will need to understand the unique business environment and regulations in Queensland.

It has been announced that in April 2011 a new national system for business name registrations will commence. Each State of Australia has agreed to refer their business name registration powers to the Federal Government so that a uniform system can be established. The new system will be administered by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission [ASIC] which also controls the registration of companies.

Key regulatory changes to be considered by stakeholders when conducting due diligence on a target entity or business.

We are seeing increased earn-outs with business acquisitions and a widespread use of profit-based employee incentives.

This is a summary of recent Australian corporate law changes, including decisions, legislation and new policies.

If you are considering selling your business, these tasks should be undertaken now, to attract the best price.

The NSW Court of Appeal recently considered the meaning of the common contractual term 'all reasonable endeavours' in its decision in Waters Lane and Anor v Sweeney and Ors,

The sale process can be a wild ride but there are ways to smooth out the bumps.

In this matter, the Court had regard to the specific circumstances of shareholdings being unable to be sold on the open market and the terms of the shareholders agreement.

he Bill, if passed, will introduce significant changes to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).

Two-tiered offers remain a legitimate and important tool for bidders, but must be structured to operate effectively in all circumstances, including where the relevant acceptance threshold is to be tested at the end of the offer period.