ArticleWhat is summary dismissal?Summary dismissal is a harsh form of employee discipline, which refers to instant dismissal or dismissal without notice.AustraliaEmployment and HRLegalVision
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ArticleDoes Your Partnership Need a Profit Share Agreement?Partnership agreement will govern key details of the partnership and contain terms for the division of profits.AustraliaCorporate/Commercial LawLegalVision
ArticlePros And Cons Of ArbitrationArbitration is an alternative dispute resolution process in New Zealand where an independent arbitrator makes a final, binding, and enforceable decision; it offers advantages including confidentiality, flexibility in selecting an arbitrator with relevant expertise, speed, and potential cost-effectiveness compared to litigation.New ZealandLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationLegalVision
ArticleWhat are the contracts my startup business needs in New Zealand?This article provides a comprehensive starting point for which contracts you need to put in place for a new business.AustraliaCorporate/Commercial LawLegalVision
ArticleWhat are the contracts that my startup business needs in New Zealand?This article will provide you with a comprehensive starting point for which legal contracts you need to put in place.New ZealandCorporate/Commercial LawLegalVision
ArticleHow Much Does It Cost To Sponsor An Employee In Australia?Australian employers have access to a range of visas to hire foreign workers to fill a specialised position within the business. These visas can cover employees on a temporary or ...AustraliaImmigrationLegalVision
ArticleHow do I calculate holiday leave entitlements?Explains how to work out your employees' entitlements to holiday leave.EnglandEmployment and HRLegalVision
ArticlePsychosocial Hazards: Ensuring Your Victorian Business Is CompliantVictorian businesses must identify and manage psychosocial hazards in the workplace under the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (Vic) and associated regulations.AustraliaEmployment and HRLegalVision
ArticleDoes The AML/CTF Law Apply To Your Fintech Business?From 1 July 2026, Australian real estate businesses that broker, sell or transfer property may be required to enrol with AUSTRAC, implement a written AML/CTF programme and conduct customer due diligence before providing designated servicesAustraliaGovernment, Public SectorLegalVision
ArticleSocial Media Misconduct And Reputational Damage: Can You Dismiss An Employee?Employee social media activity outside work hours can still expose your business to reputational harm and legal complexity. In New Zealand, employees have a right to express their views, but that right has limits. Knowing where those limits sit can help you respond appropriately and avoid legal risk.New ZealandEmployment and HRLegalVision
ArticleHow Can My Business Sponsor Foreign Workers in Australia?Sponsoring foreign workers who have the right skills to grow your business on temporary or permanent visas.AustraliaImmigrationLegalVision
ArticleWhat are the Privacy Laws for Direct Marketing?Understanding how Australian privacy and spam laws affect your direct marketing is the best way to avoid legal complaints.AustraliaConsumer ProtectionLegalVision
ArticleWhat Is A Compulsory Acquisition Of Shares?If you hold at least 90% of the shares in a company, you can compulsorily acquire the remaining shares. A process known as compulsory acquisition. This framework allows you to access the benefits of full ownership, including streamlined decision-making, elimination of minority shareholder disputes, and complete control over corporate strategy. It also serves an important commercial purpose by facilitating corporate consolidation and removing the complexities of fragmented ownership structures. This article outlines the different ways compulsory acquisition of shares may occur and how each works.AustraliaCorporate/Commercial LawLegalVision
ArticleWhat to expect in later-stage capital raising rounds in NZExplores how to prepare for and what to expect in later-stage funding rounds.New ZealandCorporate/Commercial LawLegalVision
ArticleProcedures for Restructuring and RedundanciesAlways prioritise good faith and transparency during restructuring. New ZealandInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringLegalVision
ArticleHow Can Signatures Be Witnessed During COVID-19?COVID-19 has resulted in a large percentage of the population working remotely, and physical distancing measures have made it difficult for individuals to meet in person.AustraliaCoronavirus (COVID-19)LegalVision
Article6 tips for developing an exit strategy for your NZ start upPlanning your exit strategy early can help maximise your business's value and avoid pitfalls. New ZealandCorporate/Commercial LawLegalVision
ArticleWhat Cyber Threats Does My Online Business Face?Running an online business is increasingly accessible now, but it has its own risks that you need to know about.New ZealandTechnologyLegalVision
ArticleDifference between the National Minimum Wage and the National Living Wage in the UKIt is a legal requirement to pay these when your employees or workers qualify, so you must understand any differences.United KingdomEmployment and HRLegalVision