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Religious Discrimination and Employment Law: What You Need to Know

Are you worried that your faith and practices may preclude you from employment? Do you feel like you've been unjustly terminated? Look no further, this article will explain everything you need to know.

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The Legal Difference Between a Small and Large Company

Small and large companies are distinguished in the Corporations Act. Learn about what the legal differences are between them here.

How Do Recessions Affect Small and Large Businesses? 

Small and large businesses aren't immune to the effects of recessions. Find out in this article how each type of business is impacted differently.

Documents Processing: Court Ahead Of Firms For Technology

Traditional courts show law firms how technology can improve document processing.

What Do I Do If My Employer Is Not Paying Me Correctly?

Is your employer paying you incorrectly and below industry standards? Know your rights and what action you can take in this situation.
Terms of Service vs Terms & Conditions: What’s Different?

Terms of Service vs Terms & Conditions: What’s Different?

Terms Of Service and Terms and Conditions are an integral part of the online business world, and are a legal requirement for websites. Read about them here.

The Difference Between A Property Lawyer & A Conveyancer

Conveyancers and property lawyers may sound like they do fundamentally the same thing, but their roles vary. Read about it here.

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Does Australia have a Statute of Limitations?

What is Statute of Limitations in Australia?

Have you ever wondered whether there is a statute of limitations in Australia? Read this article to find out.
Signing a Document? Who Can Witness a Signature?

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.

Repudiation vs. Rescission of Contracts (2025 Update)

Not sure whether a contract can be terminated? Learn about two common ways of termination, repudiation and rescission - and how they differ.

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