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Civil Dispute Resolution Act 2011 (Cth) – have you taken appropriate steps?
Are you a lawyer or business owner familiar with the Civil Dispute Resolution Act 2011 (Cth)? Learn how to comply with the genuine steps requirement and create cease and desist letters that meet the Act’s standards.
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Directors’ Duties in Australia
Directors of unlisted companies in Australia have a range of legal obligations to uphold. This article examines the duties of directors, as well as the potential penalties for breaching them. Discover more about the three sources of law that apply and how to ensure compliance.
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What happens if you die without leaving a Will?
Dundas Lawyers can help protect your assets and provide guidance for the future. They can assist with creating a valid will, so that in the event of intestacy, the rules in Queensland determine the distribution of the estate to the deceased’s closest next of kin.
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Misleading or deceptive conduct through Google AdWords
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) took action against Trading Post Australia and Google in 2007. The Federal Court found Trading Post had misled/deceived in Google’s AdWords service on Thursday 22 September 2011. The ACCC’s claims against Google were dismissed.
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Domain name escrow arrangements
Buying or selling a domain name? Dundas Lawyers provides advice and safe, inexpensive transfer solutions to protect both parties and avoid disputes.
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What is a Joint Venture – Australian law
Creating a Joint Venture in Australia requires careful consideration of structure, assets, responsibilities and rights. It can range from unincorporated to fully incorporated, and must ensure success for all Participants.
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Is your ACN on all your public documents?
Discover the requirements and penalties for displaying an Australian Company Number (ACN) on public documents. Find out what constitutes a public document and how to ensure your business is compliant. Click through to learn more.
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Legal risks of social networking for businesses
The article discusses the legal risks businesses face when engaging with social media, such as defamation, wrongful dismissal, and breaches of confidentiality. It highlights the evolving legal landscape and provides recommendations for businesses to mitigate these risks, including implementing policies and monitoring employee use of social media.
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Do organisations require social media policies?
Having a Social Media Policy (SMP) is essential for any organisation. Learn more about the importance of having a legal document that outlines acceptable conduct on social media, how to protect your organisation from potential risks, and how to create an SMP distinct from your Social Media Strategy.
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