Legal
Top 10 legal issues facing Australian business owners in 2026
5 February
Running a business in 2026 presents numerous legal challenges as regulations evolve alongside technological advancements and global economic shifts. For business owners, navigating these complexities requires understanding key legal issues and...[Read More]
Copyright and Trademarks: 7 things every small business should think about
29 January
When youâre running a small business, legal considerations can feel like background noiseâimportant, but easy to push aside while you focus on customers, cash flow, and growth. However, copyright and trademarks are not âbig business onlyâ...[Read More]
A guide on what to do if youâre being sued or asked to pay damages
15 January
Facing legal action, whether it comes as a lawsuit or a demand to pay damages, can be incredibly stressful. It may trigger feelings of fear, confusion, anger, or embarrassment, especially if the claim feels unfair or comes as a complete...[Read More]
What to do if youâre being sued or asked to pay damages
1 January
Facing legal action, whether it comes as a lawsuit or a demand to pay damages, can be incredibly stressful. It may trigger feelings of fear, confusion, anger, or embarrassment, especially if the claim feels unfair or comes as a complete...[Read More]
10 legal issues facing Australian business owners and the importance of professional legal advice
25 December
Running a business in 2025 presents numerous legal challenges as regulations evolve alongside technological advancements and global economic shifts. For business owners, navigating these complexities requires understanding key legal issues and...[Read More]
Price gouging ban will drive up costs: supermarkets
17 December
Supermarkets and retailers are angry over âexcessiveâ regulations being imposed to stop price gouging, which they say wonât keep costs down for shoppers. The Albanese government has introduced rules to limit âexcessive pricing of...[Read More]
Social media ban slugged with second legal challenge
17 December
Reddit should not be considered social media, the appâs management argues, as it fights Australiaâs world-leading ban for under 16s. The company has filed a challenge in the High Court hoping to repeal the legislation, claiming the age limit is...[Read More]
In-app-propriate: renters quizzed on personal details
10 December
Thousands of renters are being forced to use digital platforms and apps to manage their accommodation even though the technology can demand deeply personal information and charge fees. Questions in rental apps can range from an applicantâs marital...[Read More]
The gift of trust: How talking about us strengthens our business and community
4 December
Referrals mean more to us than words can easily express. When a happy client shares their experience and recommends us to a friend, colleague, or family member, it is one of the greatest compliments we can receive. We never take that trust for...[Read More]
Search hit: court orders massive fine against Google
3 December
Internet giant Google will be forced to pay a $55 million fine for signing anti-competitive deals with the nationâs two largest telcos that banned the pre-installation of competing search engines on smartphones. Federal Court Justice Mark...[Read More]
Australiaâs social media ban facing court challenge
26 November
Australiaâs social media ban for children under the age of 16 is facing a High Court challenge. The world-leading restrictions kick in on December 10, with children set to be booted from platforms including Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and...[Read More]
Labor faces major roadblocks in bid to pass nature laws
26 November
The coalition and Greens are holding out their support for environmental reforms, as Labor offers further concessions to try and strike a deal within days. The federal parliament has returned for the final sitting week of the year, with the Albanese...[Read More]
âI own my faceâ: AI deepfake victims may be able to sue
26 November
Victims of artificial intelligence deepfakes may be able to sue if their face or voice are stolen without their consent under proposed laws. Independent senator David Pocock is introducing a bill to federal parliament and says the government has not...[Read More]
On the road with tools in tow: What travelling tradies need to know about legal and insurance essentials
12 November
Setting off around Australia as a travelling tradie can be one of the most rewarding ways to work â combining freedom, flexibility, and financial opportunity. Whether youâre chasing projects across state borders, filling in demand in regional...[Read More]
How a property agent can guide you to your dream home
30 October
Seeking professional advice when looking to buy a property is an important step, especially if youâre new to the market or dealing with complex situations. Here are some key instances when you should consider consulting a property agent and what...[Read More]