sep
26
Agistment Agreements in Queensland: A Handshake Starts the relationship, a written agreement protects it
Agistment can be a practical way to manage seasonal feed shortages, reduce stocking pressure at home, spell country or run additional livestock.
sep
26
When Size Matters: The 1,000m² Threshold in Queensland Retail Leasing
Why moving into larger premises can mean leaving important retail leasing protections behind.
sep
26
What Australia’s proposed non-compete reforms mean for employers and their employment contracts
Ahead of its re-election in May 2025, the Federal Government committed to banning non-compete clauses for low- and middle-income employees. More than 12 months later,…
aug
26
Seller Disclosure Statements – Do It Yourself versus Engaging a Lawyer or Conveyancer
While it may be tempting to view the Seller Disclosure Statement as just ‘another piece of paperwork’, it is an important legal document that can…
jul
26
Thinking of Gifting Property?
While the decision to gift property is often made with the best intentions, it is important to understand the legal and financial implications before proceeding.…
may
26
What to do after receiving a Concerns Notice for defamation
Modern defamation claims frequently arise in circumstances where the publication may have seemed inconsequential at the time, such as posting negative comments or reviews online.
