Employers should review rates of pay before 1 July 2019 to ensure employees are paid in accordance with these wage rates.

This reform bill will make the WA security of payment laws more consistent with other Australian states and territories.

This reform bill makes the WA security of payment laws more consistent with other Australian states and territories.

Under new laws businesses must display the total price for the goods and services including all pre-selected optional items.

A trustee's role is to administer the trust in accordance with the terms of a trust instrument, not to change the terms.

Mandatory wording requirements in relation to supply of services & also supply of goods with services took effect on 09.06.19.

The ACCC interim report identified harmful market practices adopted by some wine makers that could restrict competition.

Landlords must have given an estimate of operating expenses in the year in which those expenses were invoiced and paid.

Employers should take note of these changes to the Australian employment landscape that take effect on 1 July 2019.

These cases demonstrate the ACCC's willingness to crack down on the use of unfair contract terms by all businesses.

Explanation of the new WA legislation intended to provide relief to commercial tenants affected by COVID-19.

The definition of "large proprietary company" has been amended by doubling the revenue, assets and employee thresholds.

Landlords of retail shop leases must give their tenant an estimate of operating expenses before the end of each year.

Wills in Western Australia must be signed by at least two witnesses in the presence of the person making the Will.

Businesses could be held liable for defamatory comments posted by third party users who engage with social media content.

Amendments to bankruptcy and insolvency laws may lessen the economic impacts of COVID-19 on individuals and businesses.

The structure of section 203D and the interplay between 203D and 249D may cause grief for requisitioning shareholders.

The Kraft trade dress could have been protected as a registered trade mark, but it had never in fact been registered.

This Joint Statement provides a "best practice" guideline for recording decisions and discussions at Board meetings.

All potential franchisees should do their due diligence before entering into a franchisee agreement and making payment.