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Exclusion Clauses in Contracts: What They Are & When They’re Enforceable

Exclusion clauses can protect your business from liability, but only within strict legal limits. Learn what they truly exclude, how Australian law treats them, and when to get legal advice before relying on one.

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How to Reduce Your Commercial Litigation Costs (2025 Update)

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What Happens When You Declare Bankruptcy?

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When you declare bankruptcy, many of your debts will be cleared. However, bankruptcy also involves serious consequences. Find out more here.
Difference Between a General and Enduring Power of Attorney

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A power of attorney makes financial decisions on another person's behalf. Find out the difference between a general and enduring one here.

What Kinds of Inventions can be Patented? (2025 Update)

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Does Australia have a Statute of Limitations?

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Signing a Document? Who Can Witness a Signature?

Some legal documents require a person's signature to be witnessed. So who can be a witness? Read our guide to find out more.

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