Courts are increasingly willing to hold insurance brokers accountable for their professional failures.

DINs are now compulsory for all directors of a company with very few exceptions.

What are DINs? Who needs to apply & when? Offences & penalties.

This recent case indicates the importance of how contractual terms are communicated between parties.

Debt management services now fall under the ambit of Credit Activity & are subject to a number of new compliance requirements.

A notice of assignment of debt is required by Queensland law when a debt is assigned (transferred) to a new creditor.

That decision is usually dependent on the circumstances, the amount of debt and the required timeframe for resolution.

Insolvency law is complex - these are easy-to-understand definitions of more commonly used terms in insolvency law.

Mandatory e-conveyancing could be the next step in delivering a consistent system for most property transactions.

The Queensland Government announced a Commission of Inquiry into Forensic DNA Testing on 6 June 2022.

This High Court decision provides important guidance for practitioners in the field of insolvency.

New regulations increase the threshold at which a creditor can issue a statutory demand on a company from $2,000 to $4,000.

In Victoria, cost escalation clauses can be incorporated into any commercial building contract.

Summary of significant changes to conveyancing law that impact the process of conveyance in QLD.

NSW will move to 100% e-conveyancing and paper dealings will no longer be accepted by NSW Land Registry Services.

Reforms to QBC Act will impact entities entering into contracts for building work without a QBCC licence.

What is an agreement for lease? When are they used? Items covered in an agreement for lease.

Discussion about proposed changes to NSW property taxes including advantages & disadvantages.

A claim of injurious falsehood is often considered as an alternative, or in addition, to a claim for defamation.

Construction contracts need to be carefully drafted to ensure builders can claim any additional increase to the contract price sum.