Don’t let your customer’s Purchase Order set your terms of trade
If you supply goods and services based on receipt of a written Purchase Order, make sure you understand and are comfortable with agreeing to the terms of the Purchase...
Read More
Having a Will which saves tax
Most people are aware of the importance of having an up-to-date Will which expresses their current wishes in relation to who gets what when they die. In many cases,...
Read More
Parents of disabled children can NOW put in place PROTECTIVE TRUSTS to be used to fund their child’s needs when the parents die
Some good, helpful information… it may be of interest to you or someone you know More and more often our advice is being sought by the parents of disabled...
Read More
If you want to get paid for your work or products, you need to know exactly who your customers are
Recently we were involved in a situation where our client was owed hundreds of thousands of dollars for work done, but it turned out that it had not properly...
Read More
Don’t become the victim of an insurer “Doctor Shopping”
What is Doctor Shopping? If you’re involved in a motor vehicle accident or injured at work and make a personal injury claim, expect the insurance company to require you...
Read More
What are an Executor’s Duties?
An Executor is the person appointed under the terms of a Will to ensure that a deceased person’s wishes are carried out in accordance with their Will. An executor’s...
Read More
Avoid the wreckage
Our litigation solicitors are often engaged in trying to solve problems after the event – a little like carefully picking through the wreckage after a car has gone over...
Read More
Some pitfalls affecting ‘claims made’ liability insurance
Consider this hypothetical scenario: Joe, a successful financial advisor, has just completed his 10th year in business. The recent economic recession is looking more distant every day that passes,...
Read More
Directors in Troubled Times: Notes for Company Directors
When debtors are beating on the door, how do directors sleep at night? “Like babies. They wake up in the middle of the night crying and screaming and frequently...
Read More
Why conventional insurance is occurrence-based
Most consumers of insurance products expect their policy will pay out for a claimable incident which occurs during the policy period – that is, during the period for which...
Read MoreCategories
- Battle of Wills Video Series
- Personal Law
- Business
- Family Law
- Criminal Law
- Employment
- Commercial Litigation
- Conveyancing
- Debt Recovery
- Wills & Estates
- Contested Wills & Estates
- Compensation Claims
- Workers Compensation
- Estate Planning
- Elder Law
- Business Contracts
- Defamation
- Franchising
- Building & Construction
- Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Firm News
- Videos
Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation