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

“If you liked me as a vendor, you’ll love me as a competitor!” The importance of non-compete obligations in a sale of business contract

A standard inclusion in many sale of business contracts (or share sale agreements) is the promise of the vendor not to compete with the business post sale. Whilst, generally speaking, non-compete or restraint of trade obligations in employment contracts can be notoriously difficult to enforce, in the context of a sale of business there is [...]

2022-07-18T06:33:28+00:00July 18th, 2022|Business Advice|Comments Off on “If you liked me as a vendor, you’ll love me as a competitor!” The importance of non-compete obligations in a sale of business contract

My workforce is no longer subject to vaccination mandates – but what are my ongoing OH&S obligations as an employer?

As many of you would be aware, the majority of Victorian workers are no longer covered by specific Pandemic Orders relating to mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations. Unless your business operates in the healthcare, aged-care or emergency services areas, it is no longer mandatory for workers to be vaccinated in order to attend the workplace. But what [...]

2022-07-18T06:06:14+00:00July 18th, 2022|Employment Law|Comments Off on My workforce is no longer subject to vaccination mandates – but what are my ongoing OH&S obligations as an employer?

‘I’m baaaack’ – the ATO recommences debt recovery action with a vengeance!

In April this year, we published an article regarding the ATO recommencing the issuing of Director Penalty Notices (view article here). During the pandemic, the ATO had offered administrative relief to businesses who were experiencing financial difficulty. However, that relief was always going to come to an end… As at 30 June 2021, the tax [...]

2022-06-27T02:05:39+00:00June 27th, 2022|Corporate Advisory, Tax|Comments Off on ‘I’m baaaack’ – the ATO recommences debt recovery action with a vengeance!
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