What is the National Credit Code?
Read about the National Credit Code and how it may affect you.
National Innovation Visa Australia: Everything You Need to Know About Subclass 858
Discover the complete guide to Australia’s National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858), including requirements, eligibility, application process, and state nominations.
Memorandum Of Understanding vs Contract: When To Use What
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) can be a great asset to contract negotiation. Here are our tips on when to use an MOU, and what to avoid when drafting one.
Difference Between Voidable and Unenforceable Contracts
It can be confusing to understand the difference between voidable and unenforceable contracts when the terms are sometimes used interchangeably. Learn the distinction in this guide.
What’s the Difference Between a Subpoena and a Notice to Produce?
Subpoenas and Notices to Produce are documents commonly used in Court proceedings. Read this article to find out what they are and how they’re different.
When is Service of Legal Documents on a Business Valid (NSW)?
Properly serving a legal document is an important process in court proceedings. Read more about the rules on serving a Business or Company here.
Can I Sue a Building Contractor Without a Signed Contract?
Needing to sue someone such as a building contractor without a signed contract is very common. So what options do you have?
Non-Disparagement Clauses: A Way to Protect Yourself?
Want to shield yourself from bad feedback about your business? Learn about non-disparagement clauses and why you should not use them.
Everything You Need to Know About Collateral Contracts
Collateral contracts are contracts which build on and add terms to a main contract. Find out in this article where they can be enforced.
The Differences Between Pecuniary and Non-Pecuniary Loss
Find out the differences between pecuniary and non-pecuniary loss and how it can impact on your recovery of damages.
What is a Summary Judgment?
A summary judgment is a judgment issued against one party without a trial taking place. Find out here when a summary judgment may be issued.
What is a Guillotine Order?
Courts can make a guillotine order to bring proceedings to an end. So what does this actually mean? Read our guide to find out more.
What is a Stay of Proceedings?
A stay of proceedings occurs when a court looks to avoid undue or unfair circumstances. Here’s why and how they may occur.
What’s a Calderbank Offer? (2025 Update)
Settlement offers are often made in legal disputes before trial. Here we’ll explain what a Calderbank Offer is and what it could mean if you reject one.
What Is a Mandatory Injunction?
A mandatory injunction is a type of remedy afforded by the Courts. Find out more about mandatory injunctions in this article.
Consideration – A Legal Contract Necessity? (2025 Update)
The best things in life are free – but not according to contract law. Read about consideration and why it forms such an integral part of contract law.
Can I Sue For Lost Opportunity?
Yes, you can. However, the lost opportunity must arise from a contractual breach, misleading and deceptive conduct or negligence. See more.
7 Critical Things To Know About Importing Goods From Overseas in Australia (2023 Update)
Are you thinking about importing goods from overseas? Read this article to find the legal requirements you need to know.
