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The National Business Names Registration System should commence on 28 May 2012 and will replace the state based systems.

This case highlights the importance of being aware of the primary purpose of the company or not-for-profit organisation.

Key changes to the JobKeeper program and commentary.

If a member of a racing syndicate becomes bankrupt, their share goes to a trustee in bankruptcy, who may sell the asset.

Strong branding is critical for building a scalable franchise model.

This case demonstrates that the Federal Court was willing to order damages in favour of a NFP defamed on social media.

This court's decision highlights that proper notification is the key to the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards.

Article recommends following 7 steps to minimise the possibility of your valuation being set aside.

This case looks at implications for landlords when determining whether to withhold consent to an assignment of a lease.

A tenant usually has the right to have a terminated lease reinstated, if the breach is remedied with any extra charges.

Valuers should consider these steps to avoid common mistakes and to ensure that the lease valuation is not set aside.

Vendors must now disclose "material facts", those facts that might influence an average purchaser of the property.

If a liquidator brings a claim against you for an unfair preference, keep in mind any offsetting claim you may have.

The changes will provide a simpler fee structure and bring IP Australia into line with other international IP offices.

To claim transactions are unfair preferences, a liquidator must prove that the payment is made to an unsecured creditor.

Additional transactions may sometimes be added to an existing unfair preference claim after the expiry of the time limit.

The record award of damages in this defamation case shows that Courts are keen to make an example of keyboard warriors.