Overview of Dispute Resolution Clauses By Aleksandra Moore, Associate Director of Moore Lawyers Dispute resolution clauses are often used to prevent parties turning to litigation in the first instance when a dispute arises. Commonly used clauses may require...
Recent Changes to Casual Employment Earlier this year, the Fair Work Amendment (Supporting Australia’s Jobs and Economic Recovery) Act 2021 (Cth) was introduced resulting in various amendments to the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) (Act) regarding casual employees and their...
What is a Caveat and why are they important? Caveats are a powerful tool in protecting the legal or equitable interests of an individual or entity in real property. What is a Caveat? A caveat is a document that is lodged with the Land Titles Office, a division of the...
In the world governed by the use of cyberspace, where any person from any part of the world can find any information by simply saying “Hey Google”, the protection of a businesses’ intellectual property has never been more important. Despite this, the concept of...
As a result of the foreshadowed impacts of the Coronavirus, temporary laws in relations to Creditor’s Statutory Demands and Bankruptcy Notices were introduced in March 2020. As a result of these temporary laws: the statutory minimum for issuing a Statutory Demand was...
It is a common misconception that registering your business name with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (“ASIC”) will protect your Businesses intellectual property rights. Unfortunately, this is not the case. This article will explain the...
We recently represented the Seventh and Eighth Respondents in a lengthy trial in the Federal Court of Australia, Victoria Registry and achieved a great result. The important and timely decision clarifies the law around: 1. accessorial liability for employees and...
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