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Even where bonus payments are stated to be at the employer's sole discretion, any decision must be made reasonably.

Issues arising from workplace relationships need to be considered dispassionately, focusing on impact on the employer.

It is important to obtain a valuation for large assets and to bear in mind any future liability which may attach to them. For the division of smaller assets, it is generally better to agree on a division with your ex-partner whenever possible, avoiding the expense of litigation and professional valuation.

Various options can assist parties resolve family law disputes outside of litigation, such as mediation and arbitration.

The risk assessment process should be applied to all alleged risks in a matter & orders crafted that clearly to address those risks.

If a parent wants to relocate after separation, he or she should discuss any possible move with the other parent first.

This article discusses the nature of family provision claims and measures you can take to protect your estate from one.

A company power of attorney authorises a person/s to act on behalf of a company and sign certain documents on its behalf.

It is important for companies to recognise that their brands represent valuable assets and care for them accordingly.

Australian suppliers should fully protect IP rights in overseas markets - trademarks, patents and designs, and copyright.

Parties to disputes and the lawyers acting for them should pay close attention to their obligations under the CDR Act.

Unit owners can form a 'bloc' to gain some control over voting relating to a potential sale of the whole strata scheme.

You can form a 'bloc' to maintain some control over any potential collective vote to sell the whole strata scheme.

Bendigo TAFE was successful in arguing that the reason for suspension was not his AEU membership or industrial activity.

When introducing or reviewing workplace policies, employers should consider if they have the force of contractual terms.

The changes in the law and the importance of the topic mean that this is the time to make sure your affairs are in order.

All businesses need money to operate. Money to pay the rent, to pay employees, to buy furniture and equipment and to pay for supplies.