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Making a Simple Insurance Claim – Property Damage

March 20, 2012

Over the last two years, residents of the Whitsunday and Mackay region have felt the impact of the various storms, cyclones and floods that have emerged during the wet season. After the events of the 2008 floods and the 2010…

Personal Property Securities Act – PPS Register Update

March 20, 2012

Paul Formosa

The 30th January 2012 saw the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) “go live” across Australia providing a consolidated and national register for the searching, registering and releasing of securities relating to personal property. Given that the PPSR is a completely…

Buying or Selling a Website – Relaxation of Domain Name Transfer Regulations

March 16, 2012

Kayven Mcgrath

It is a common practice for most businesses to use websites for advertising and operational purposes. The benefit of purchasing a website is the recognisability it will already have on search engines. When starting an online business or creating a…

Franchise Agreements – The Franchise Code of Conduct and Franchisees Protection

February 18, 2012

Paul Formosa

There are many different types of businesses which are now operated through some type of simple or complex franchise arrangement. In July last year, the rules and regulations in relation to Franchise Agreements changed. The Franchise Code of Conduct (the…

Credit Control Debt Collection

February 17, 2012

John Formosa

Unfair Contract Terms

If a business has proper credit control then this can limit the number of bad debts the business will have. Our advice to clients when we take on their debt collection work is that the most important thing they can…

Riding an Unregistered Motorcycle Costs $1M Plus

February 15, 2012

Macrossan & Amiet

In an unusual case decided in November this year by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland, an owner of an unregistered motorcycle was ordered to pay over $1M to the Nominal Defendant (the State of Queensland). The…

Statutory Guarantees – Know Your Rights

February 2, 2012

Tanya Whalley

Tanya Whalley, Your Rights

How often do we hear the saying – “they don’t make them like they use to”? Have you recently purchased a product only to be disappointed by its quality or durability. In this article, we take a look at the…

Terminating a Lease

February 1, 2012

Danielle Clarke

Leases can be terminated on the happening of particular events, such as the destruction of the premises, some specified change of circumstances or non-payment of rent resulting in a breach of covenant. Termination of a lease for breach of covenant…

Applications to Extend Limitation Period

December 18, 2011

Gene Paterson

In Queensland the various Acts that govern the rights of individuals to sue for damages for personal injuries suffered in motor vehicle accidents, work related incidents or public liability incidents provide that if a claim is not lodged pursuant to…

An “Issue” to Have a Legal Fight About

December 18, 2011

Darren Sekac

Our clients who receive our newsletter will by now gather the importance we place on proper estate planning with a carefully drafted Will and Enduring Power of Attorney. There is more and more litigation by dissatisfied children and dependants not…

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