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When are agreed damages clauses in contracts unenforceable penalty clauses rather than enforceable liquidated damages clauses?
Table of Contents When negotiating a contract the parties commonly think about what should happen in the event that the
Damages for republication of defamatory statement by third party
Milne v Ell [2017] NSWSC 555 Home This case serves as a reminder of how liability for defamatory statements can
Franchisors and holding companies beware: Fair Work Amendment (Protecting Vulnerable Workers) Bill 2017
The Fair Work Amendment (Protecting Vulnerable Workers) Bill 2017 (Bill) was introduced by the House of Representatives on 1 March
Protecting your brand & trade mark registration
Before choosing your brand: We have previously discussed important considerations when choosing the name of your business. Before you decide
Does your business need a privacy policy?
The answer is mostly likely “yes”, even if you are a small business with annual turnover of less than $3,000,000.
Minimum employment terms and conditions in Australia
Employers who wish to sponsor skilled employees from overseas are, in summary, required under the subclass 457 scheme to provide