What Does “Without Prejudice” Really Mean?

If you’ve ever been involved in a legal dispute, you’ve probably seen the words “without prejudice” stamped across a document, letter or email. But what does it actually mean? In simple terms, “without prejudice” protects settlement discussions from being used against you in court. It creates a safe space for negotiation, so you can make [...]

2026-01-28T04:19:07+00:00January 28th, 2026|Business Advice, Contracts, Dispute Resolution, Legal Diagnostic|Comments Off on What Does “Without Prejudice” Really Mean?

The Importance of Removing PPSR Registrations

Once a loan or obligations which involves a PPSR registration is repaid or the agreement has come to an end, the business or individual who has registered the PPSR registration has a statutory obligation to remove this registration (in addition to the contractual obligation). In most cases the secured party may have just forgotten, but [...]

2022-12-05T00:38:28+00:00December 5th, 2022|Contracts, Uncategorized|Comments Off on The Importance of Removing PPSR Registrations

My company has been served with court documents. What happens now?

When your company is served with court documents commencing a legal proceeding, your company will have to take certain steps within stipulated timelines. These are crucial steps, the failure of which will have swift negative consequences. These administrative steps include informing the Court that you are disputing the claim, and filing a statement setting out [...]

2022-11-07T04:02:59+00:00November 7th, 2022|Litigation|Comments Off on My company has been served with court documents. What happens now?

Without Prejudice

All businesses dread being embroiled in a dispute. It takes away time and resources from more pertinent business activities to grow and strengthen the business. Business disputes are very much a part of a business. Employing strategies and ensuring a budget to deal with disputes is important. To reduce costs, a business may choose to [...]

2022-10-04T04:59:40+00:00October 3rd, 2022|Dispute Resolution, Litigation|Comments Off on Without Prejudice
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