Non-Compete Clauses in NSW: What Employees Need to Know
8th October, 2024 Non-compete clauses are key parts of employment contracts in New South Wales (NSW). These clauses prevent employees from engaging in competitive activities after leaving their job. However, the enforceability of non-compete clauses varies significantly across different states in Australia. Non-Compete Clauses in NSW In New South Wales, non-compete clauses are enforceable […]
Navigating the Complexities of Business Partnerships in NSW
30th September, 2024 In today’s digital landscape, business partnerships are increasingly accessible, offering exciting opportunities for collaboration and growth. However, navigating these partnerships in NSW can be complex due to the specific laws that govern their formation and operation. What is a Business Partnership? A business partnership is an agreement between two or […]
Do I Need a Lawyer to Sell My Business in NSW?
23rd September 2024 To sell a business in NSW is a significant decision, often accompanied by complex legal considerations. While it’s not mandatory to hire a lawyer in New South Wales, doing so can safeguard your interests and ensure a smoother transaction. The Risks of Not Engaging a Lawyer Without legal guidance, sellers […]
Understanding Property Title Disputes in NSW
19th September, 2024 In New South Wales (NSW), property title disputes are a significant area of property law, often involving competing claims to real estate ownership. Under the Torrens Title System, New South Wales offers a strong framework for property registration, ensuring that property owners receive a secure and unchallengeable title. However, property title disputes […]
The Hidden Risks of Social Media: How It Can Affect Your Case
9th September 2024 In today’s digital age, social media is an integral part of our lives. We use it to connect with friends, share our experiences, and even document our day-to-day activities. However, while social media offers many benefits, it also comes with risks—especially when it comes to legal matters. Here’s what you need to […]
Contracts for Sole Traders: Essential Do’s and Don’ts
2nd September 2024 As a sole trader in NSW, Australia, a well-drafted contract is essential for safeguarding your business and clarifying expectations. Whether you’re a freelancer, consultant, contractor, or creative professional, a solid contract clearly defines the terms of your work and protects your rights. It also helps minimise the risk of disputes. Below […]
When Do You Need a Building Contract in NSW?
28th August 2024 Navigating construction projects in New South Wales (NSW) can be complex. Understanding when a building contract is necessary is crucial for a smooth process. This guide will help you determine when a building contract in NSW is required and why it’s important. In NSW, a building contract is necessary based on the […]
The Risks of Self-Representation in Court
19th August 2024 Navigating the court system in New South Wales can be daunting, especially if you are considering self-representation in Court. While you might believe that your detailed knowledge of your case equips you to represent yourself effectively, there are substantial risks are involved. Here’s why engaging a lawyer could be a more prudent […]
Contesting a Will in Australia
3rd April, 2024 Generally, an individual may contest a Will if they feel they have been left out or if they feel they have been inadequately compensated. In New South Wales, you can make a family provision claim to contest a Will. This is an application to the Supreme Court of NSW for a share […]
Understanding Rescission of Contracts
20th March, 2024 In legal matters, the signing of a contract marks the point at which parties involved are bound by its terms and conditions. However, there are circumstances under which a contract may no longer be binding, and one of these is through rescinding the contract. Rescission essentially means the cancellation of a contract. […]