Lawpath Legal Guides

A Guide to Inventory Control

Are you a business owner who relies on customer sales? Read this guide to find out what inventory control is and how you can do it effectively.

What Is a Concise Statement?

A concise statement enables the Court to understand the key issues of a case without getting sidetracked by unnecessary facts or issues. Find out more here.

Does Initialling a Document Make it Legally Binding?

Under Australian law, contracts can be formed in a variety of ways. Depending on the circumstances, initialling a document can make it legally enforceable.

What is a Fiduciary Relationship?

A fiduciary relationship imposes a duty on one person to act in the interests of another. Read our guide on how these arise and the consequences of breaching this duty.

Can Employees Be Made To Take Leave In The Christmas Period?

As many businesses temporarily close for the holiday season, this may result in employees being forced to take annual leave. Find out more here.

How to Start an Electronic Installations Business

Skilled in electronics and eager to own your own business? Read this step-by-step guide to learn how you can start your own electronic installations business.

Oscar Wylee Taken to Court Over Misleading Donation Claims

Australian eyewear chain Oscar Wylee has been sued by the ACCC for misleading and deceptive conduct. Read more about it here.

New Whistleblower Laws: Everything You Need to Know

Are you on top of new whistleblower laws which affect business? Learn about the changes to whistleblower legislation which came into effect on 1 July.

What Is An Equal Remuneration Order?

An equal remuneration order can be made by the Fair Work Commission (FWC) where an employee is being paid less because of their gender. Read more here.

Do Sub-contractors Need Insurance?

Insurance is important for most businesses, and especially for sub-contractors. Find out why sub-contractors need insurance here.

What is a Vexatious Litigant?

Is someone bringing a legal action against you without sufficient grounds or purely to annoy you? They may be a vexatious litigant. Here’s what you should know.

Term Sheet vs Memorandum Of Understanding: What’s Different?

Looking to understand the difference between a term sheet and a memorandum of understanding? Read this article to find out what they are and when to use them.

Lying On Your Resume: What Are The Consequences?

Lying on your resume to get a job is never a good idea. In fact obtaining employment through fraud can actually land you in jail.

What is a Superannuation Proceeds Trust?

A superannuation proceeds trust can be a useful tool to ensure your super ends up where you want it to. This guide explains what you need to know.

New Laws That Will Affect Small Businesses in 2020

As a business owner, it’s important to keep up-to-date with the relevant laws. Find out what’s set to change in 2020 so you can prepare your business.