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PostedProperty Law : Have you recently received a land valuation? What does it mean to you?
The Queensland Valuer-General as of the 2nd March 2016 commenced issuing statutory land valuations (land valuations) to land owners. The new land valuations will be effective from 30 June 2016 and is the basis for determining the More >
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PostedBrisbane Litigation Law : Wasted Time = Wasted Money
Have you ever wondered how much time and money you waste chasing unpaid invoices? If you actually sat down and time costed the effort that More >
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PostedInsolvency Lawyers : Where is the Money?
Profits from a business can be affected by many outside influences beyond your control. However, one of the worst scenarios for a business is that you soon discover More >
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PostedLitigation Law : Medicinal Cannabis – One Step Closer to Being Legalised in Queensland
Despite still being an illegal substance in Queensland, it has become evident that more and more people are self-medicating with cannabis in order to manage various medical conditions. More >
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PostedFamily Law : CALLING ALL PASSENGERS – Obtaining Passports for Children
Under Australian law, a child’s passport application should include the written consent of each parent, or an Australian court order permitting the child to travel internationally. We understand More >
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PostedEmployment Law : Unfair Dismissal – what is it and who is eligible to apply for relief?
Many people find themselves in the stressful situation of having their employment terminated. If you consider that your employment has been terminated for reasons that are harsh, unjust More >
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PostedCommercial Law : Federal government makes paying tax in Australia a condition for foreign investment
The Federal Government has announced it is imposing new conditions on foreign investment applications by multinational companies to ensure they pay tax in Australia on their Australian earnings. More >
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PostedCommercial Law : INDONESIAN SUPREME COURT RULING A REMINDER TO PROTECT YOUR IP
The Supreme Court of Indonesia has denied IKEA the right to register its own name as a trade mark in that country. The country’s highest court has ruled More >
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PostedAgricultural Law : Landholders Can Be Caught Off Guard on CSG Legal Costs
Unsuspecting landholders can be left out of pocket because they are told that tenement holders pick up the accounting, legal and valuation bills for mandatory coal seam gas More >
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Commercial Law : CGT withholding to commence for specified foreign resident sales
On 14 May 2013 the Gillard Federal Government announced that it would introduce a 10% non-final withholding tax on payments made to foreign residents that dispose of certain More >
