14th June 2019What is a Convertible Note?A convertible note can be a way for businesses to raise the money they need without enduring the delays of alternative routes. This article explains why.
5th June 20195 Ways Your Business Can Make the Most of the End of Financial Year (EOFY)The end of the financial year (EOFY) doesn't have to be all stress and preparation. Learn how you can also use this as a time to boost your business.
31st May 2019Can You Only Have Ownership of Physical Possessions?Although you can have ownership over physical possessions, you can also own intangible assets. Continue reading to find out more.
22nd May 2019Employee Who Was Fired for Refusing to Provide His Fingerprints Wins Unfair Dismissal CaseAre the days of employee swipe cards and timesheets gone in favour of biometric technology? A recent finding by the Fair Work Commission seems to think not.
20th May 2019How Legal Technology and NewLaw Are Changing The Way Law Firms Provide Legal ServicesLegal Technology is the newest revolution in the legal industry. As a part of the 'NewLaw' movement, legal technology changes the way lawyers and law firms provide legal services.
20th May 2019Do You Need an ABN to Sell Online? (2019 Update)Don't know if you need an ABN when selling online? Learn whether you need an ABN and whether you are operating an online business or a hobby here.
14th May 2019How Selling 12 Pairs of Ugg Boots in the US Cost This Sydney Business Owner $650,000Should the term 'Ugg' be considered an Australian invention? Though Ugg boots were invented in Australia, a recent finding in the US doesn't think so.
6th May 2019What Terms and Conditions Should I Have for an Online Competition?Are you a business planning on running an online competition? Read on to find out what should be included in your terms and conditions.
2nd May 2019Battle of the Peanut Butter Jars Sees Bega Emerge VictoriousA recent finding in the Federal Court has allowed Australian brand Bega to continue using the iconic yellow lid on their peanut butter jars.
11th April 2019Family Court Reforms Put on the Back Burner (For Now)Sweeping changes to the Family Law system in Australia have been put on hold in the wake of criticisms by the legal community.
10th April 2019Australia’s ‘Rushed’ Social Media Laws: Too Much Room for Ambiguity?The recent social media Bill set to become law may be the most serious crackdown on social media content we've ever seen. Find out how the Bill works here.
9th April 2019Our New Partner, Guild InsuranceWe're excited to announce that we've got a new partner. Read about it here.
9th April 2019A Warm Welcome to One Minute TaxWe've got some exciting stuff in the pipeline - read about it here!
4th April 2019Finder’s Keepers: What Does the Law Say?What happens if you find a gold bracelet in an airport? How about cash in your cupboard? Read this to find out how loser's may not be weepers after all.
1st April 2019The Legal Industry in Five Years: Some Predictions by LawPath CEO Dominic WoolrychThe Legal Industry has changed rapidly in recent years. In this piece, LawPath CEO Dominic Woolrych provides his insight on where we'll be in 2024.
1st April 2019Don’t be a Fool on April Fool’s Day: When Pranks Go Too FarIt's April Fool's Day but that doesn't mean you're immune from any liability
20th March 2019Should Social Media Platforms Moderate Their Content More?Content moderation presents a range of difficulties in preventing the spread of harmful content, but is more moderation the answer?
19th March 2019What Are Incoterms and Why Are They Important?Have you ever wondered what people mean when they talk about FOB, CIP, DAT? Do not worry, this is not some alien language. Find out what it all means here.
18th March 20193 Tips for Incorporating CSR in Your BusinessCustomers are increasingly looking at how a company practices corporate social responsibility. Read about how you can implement CSR into your business here.
15th March 2019How to Use the Australian Trademark Search Tool (Previously ATMOSS) (2019 Update)Want to register a Trademark? Recent upgrades to the online trademarks search system means that you can check what's already out there. Read about it here.
