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As more companies are moving towards electronic signatures, we thought we'd better let you know how to actually use them.

This article discusses liquidated damages provisions in contracts and what you should do if you come across one.

How the Court came to its decision that Seven & Nine only have to pay Ten $1 for its share in TX Australia.

US-based Elektra Gorski commenced proceedings against COG in Australia, alleging copyright and trade mark infringement.

Once you know, or should reasonably know, that the material is defamatory, then you can be liable for publishing it.

IT services contracts are often long, boring and complicated, but the article includes 5 tips that should be covered.

Paid advertising is old news. These days it's all about earned media.

This was certainly the tweet to end all tweets; shame it only had 60 seconds of air time, but social media can be risky.

My Health Record gives the Government a massive treasure trove of sensitive information about us it didn't have before.

The ACL has extended further protection to small businesses from unfair terms and conditions in standard form contracts.

After an exhaustive two-year investigation, the Fair Work Ombudsman has declared Uber drivers to be legit contractors.

A recent WA case is a cautionary tale for directors.

Even with signed contracts to the contrary, courts can confer employee status with related benefits and entitlements.

Some employers who are no longer eligible for the JK subsidy may still be able to give JK enabling directions to employees.

There is still a lot of uncertainty around whether uber drivers are employees or contractors.

Under the ban on excessive surcharges, businesses can only pass on the actual cost of processing a credit card payment.

Recently there has been a move for agencies to join together to 'ditch the pitch', which could be seen as cartel conduct.