11 Oct 2026 | Commercial Law, Property
Does a commercial property eviction notice in NSW mean you have to leave your business premises straight away? Not necessarily. The notice must be assessed against your lease and the rules that apply to your tenancy. The label on the document alone does not establish...
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...
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...
2 Oct 2026 | Commercial Law, Property
What if a lease’s biggest risk isn’t the rent, but the obligations that shape how your business can operate? A retail lease can affect permitted use, outgoings, renewal options and make-good obligations. Understanding who is responsible for what, and what options you...
30 Sep 2026 | Commercial Law
The most forceful response to a supply dispute may not be the smartest first move. The right supply agreement dispute resolution pathway depends on the contract terms, the urgency of the issue and whether continued supply matters to your business.If you’re unsure...
28 Sep 2026 | Asset Protection, Commercial Law
A search for a shareholders agreement lawyer often starts with a practical question: what happens if a co-shareholder wants to sell, contribute more capital or blocks a major business decision? These situations can strain even a strong working relationship. A generic...
