10 Oct 2026 | Commercial Law
If your company may be unable to pay its debts, acting too late or taking the wrong step can increase your personal legal risk. The safe harbour provisions for directors Australia provide eligible directors with a potential defence to insolvent trading liability while...
9 Oct 2026 | Seafood, Fisheries & Marine
What should you do if an observer’s assigned duties appear to conflict with safety onboard a commercial fishing vessel? That question is central to fisheries observer program rights, but the answer may involve more than one document.To understand what protections may...
8 Oct 2026 | Seafood, Fisheries & Marine
What if your greatest legal risk sits in the gap between a commercial contract and the realities of operating at sea? For seafood businesses, agreements, vessel and licence arrangements, supply relationships and export plans can overlap, leaving important...
7 Oct 2026 | Seafood, Fisheries & Marine
A fisheries compliance issue can begin with one overlooked record, yet raise questions about licences, catch and the future of your operation. If you’re unsure which requirements apply or how to respond to a concern, you’re not alone: rules and regulators can differ...
6 Oct 2026 | Commercial Law
An informal promise to pay or a dispute raised by email won’t protect your company from a statutory demand deadline. For a statutory demand response, the first priority is to act within 21 days of service. That period can’t be extended.A demand isn’t itself a court...
