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Developers and builders of high rise strata buildings should familiarise themselves with the Building Defect Bond Scheme.

Property co-ownership may seem attractive but there are risks that must be considered before entering into an agreement.

When you are negotiating a lease with the landlord (or agent), ensure you are aware of demolition & relocation clauses.

If you are a landlord with a property portfolio financed, you can expect your financier to examine the rental returns.

Commercial leasing can be complex and there are an array of aspects which both landlords and tenants should be aware of.

Suggestions for commercial lessees who have signed up for a lease & are now reconsidering their position.

31 March 2026 signifies a key date for employers as the end of the 2026 Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year. FBT is an employer-paid tax which arises when the employer provides their employee with benefits...

A submitting notice may be considered if IP infringement is alleged and denied but the respondent can't afford to litigate.

Making a Will is the only way to ensure that your assets pass to the people that you choose.

This case shows dangers associated with bringing an ex parte application before the court and not telling the full story.

As a new financial year approaches, take time to review key aspects of your business to ensure a successful year ahead.

As a new financial year approaches, take time to review key aspects of your business to ensure a successful year ahead.

The best approach to engaging an investigator for an internal workplace issue really does depend on the circumstances.

The article explains the supports that those experiencing domestic/family violence during lockdown are able to receive.

There are growing pressures on businesses to protect their own brands as well as those of any sponsors or affiliates.

Acknowledge any issue and deal with it properly, rather than thinking it will go away on the expiration of the contract.

The FC would be able to set minimum standards for 'employee-like' forms of work, including gig economy work.