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Japan is a popular tourist destination for its affordable and effective medicine. However, Australia has strict regulations on importing medicine, and getting caught with drugs can have serious consequences. What are the rules for bringing medicine to Australia legally? Some drugs that are legal in Japan are illegal in Australia, and vice versa. If you […]
Category Archives: News
Commercial Litigation, News
Three Successful Methods for Debt Recovery if the Debtor is Unable to Repay the Debt
07
Jul
Jul
If someone owes you money, as a creditor, you can sue the debtor in court, and the court will order them to repay the specified amount of debt. However, many people are unaware that if the debtor fails to comply with the court’s judgment and make the payment, the court is not obligated to enforce […]
06
Jul
Jul
It is not uncommon to witness numerous individuals asserting self-defence as a defence when accused of assault. They contend that their actions were taken out of necessity to protect themselves. If successful in substantiating self-defence and persuading the jury or judge that their actions were indeed acts of self-defence, they will naturally be acquitted. However, […]
Commercial Law, Commercial Lease, News
One crucial step for tenants to prevent disputes before installing equipment in the shop!
23
Jun
Jun
The Federal and State governments have recently introduced various benefits, such as subsidies and tax deductions, to promote the adoption of renewable energy solutions. Two notable programs in this regard are the Solar Program for Business and the Small Business Energy Incentive Program. However, it is crucial to avoid potential lease breaches when applying for […]
16
Jun
Jun
When finding an ideal store, we may rush to sign a lease agreement to secure it. However, once the landlord accepts, we cannot change our minds. The consequences go beyond losing a deposit; we may be obligated to accept the lease terms. Therefore, during the process of leasing a commercial property, we need to pay […]
Commercial Law, News, Start-up
Three Major Risks in Running a Business in Australia and How to Mitigate them?
09
Jun
Jun
If you want to operate a business in Australia, you must be aware of the three major risks associated with business operations. The three main risks of operating a business in Australia are: Debt risk. Disputes with consumers, suppliers, partners, and even the government. Disputes arising from reliance on verbal commitments. To effectively mitigate these […]
02
Jun
Jun
When considering the purchase of a franchise, there are two important questions that need to be carefully evaluated in order to better assess the risks involved. Question 1: How long has the franchise been in operation? If you are among the first five franchises of a particular brand, you may face higher risks. This is […]
26
May
May
Family trusts are arrangements where the ownership of assets is entrusted to a trustee, who manages the trust property according to the trust agreement and transfers the assets to designated beneficiaries under specified conditions. The assets that can be placed in a family trust are not limited to funds alone but can include real estate, […]
19
May
May
What is Parental Leave Pay? Parental Leave Pay (PLP) is a government payment that helps parents take time off work to care for a new child. In Victoria, PLP is paid at the National Minimum Wage. Parents can receive up to 18 weeks of PLP, which can be taken in one block or split up […]