Consensus Ad Idem; A Valid Contract Requirement
Consensus ad idem is a term used in contract law meaning ‘agreement’. It is an integral requirement for a valid contract. Read our guide to find out more.
Lawpath Legal documents Update (January 2020)
Access more than 200 legal documents in the Lawpath library. Read about the latest product and document releases for the month of January.
Tips for Writing a Great Employee Recommendation Letter
Have you been recently asked to write a recommendation letter for an employee and unsure where to start? This guide will help your letter started.
What’s the Difference between Copyright and Moral Rights?
Copyright and moral rights are both important when it comes to protecting your intellectual property. Find out how they’re different in this article.
What Company Information Needs to be Included on its Website?
No business can go without a website, but there are some legal requirements you have to follow. Here is the company information you need on a website.
How Long Does Bankruptcy Last?
Are you considering applying for bankruptcy? Are you wondering how long will bankruptcy last? Here’s what you need to know to prepare for this next step.
How to Start Your Own Skincare Business
Do you have a passion for beauty and want to be your own boss? You could start your own skincare business today. Read this article to find out how.
What Is Parallel Importing?
Parallel importing offers young entreapreuners an opportunity to enter Australian markets at competitive price points, and consumers with cheaper goods.
What’s the Difference Between Renting and Leasing?
Considering renting property or just want an explainer on the difference between renting and leasing? This guide clarifies some questions you may have.
What’s the Difference Between a SAFE and a Convertible Note?
SAFE and convertible notes offer great opportunities for new businesses to raise capital from investors early on. Here’s our guide to how they work.
What is Due Diligence in the Workplace?
Due diligence is an important legal requirement. But what does it mean in the workplace? Read our guide to find out more.
What is a Codicil to a Will?
A codicil is an additional document that can be used to make changes to a will. Read our guide to find out how and when a codicil can be used.
On What Grounds Can You Object to a Subpoena?
Receiving a subpoena can be scary and intimidating. However, there are some cases where you are legally able to object to it. Read this article to find out.
What Does it Mean to Settle an Estate?
What does it mean when we say ‘settle an estate’? Organising your own will can be a daughting activity, but this article will show you why it’s important.
What is R&D Finance and Am I Eligible?
R&D finance is a great way of securing funds for new businesses that are eligible for the R&D tax incentive. Find out more here.
Wet and Dry Equipment Hire: an Explainer
This article explains what wet and dry equipment hire is, as well as their benefits and some factors to consider before you search for hire equipment.
What’s the Difference between a Generalist and Specialist Lawyer?
A generalist lawyer practices broadly across different areas of law, whilst a specialist lawyer is an expert in their chosen field. Read more here.
What Is a Strike out Application?
Parties involved in litigation can apply to strike out part, or all of a pleading. If it is struck out, it is dismissed. Read more here.