As many businesses return to trading at near-normal levels, you may find yourself in the position of needing your employees to work...

Aside from usually being a precondition to any extension of time (EOT), notices of delay are often helpful in resolving disputes early on...

23 November 2020 If you employ “award-free” employees – that is, employees who are not covered by a modern award – you should consider...

03 December 2020 Following the overwhelming interest in the HomeBuilder program, the Australian Government has announced its extension to...

27 November 2020 Shand Taylor Lawyers is proud to share the inspiring story of Ron Petts. Ron is 69 years old and will soon be admitted...

If you employ “award-free” employees – that is, employees who are not covered by a modern award – you should consider reviewing your...

Following an economic review, the Queensland Government has recently announced the Build-to-Rent (BTR) Pilot Project, approving two...

In late May, the Queensland Government passed regulations to implement the National Cabinet’s Commercial Leasing Principles (Regulations)...

In March, the Australian Government implemented temporary changes to the Corporations Act and Bankruptcy Act to assist businesses survive...

Are you a couple intending on applying for the HomeBuilder Grant? Be sure to read the fine print to avoid getting snubbed on your...

The correct way to calculate an employee’s entitlement to sick leave has been clarified in a High Court decision. Employees are entitled...

The Queensland Office of State Revenue is now accepting applications for the Commonwealth HomeBuilder grant. Before marketing your...

Has your business been disrupted because of the COVID-19 shutdowns causing financial loss? Many people assume this is something that...

Director Identification Numbers – what do they mean for you? All directors of Australian companies will soon be required to verify their...

In a recent District Court decision, a dog owner consumer was ordered to pay to a vet and his company $25,000.00 (plus interest) relating...

The Titles Registry has introduced the ability to e-lodge survey plans for registration. This change is aimed at increasing efficiency...

Casual employment has come under the microscope again in a recent court decision which found an employee who was paid a casual loading...

If you have signed a contract, or about to sign a contract, then be aware that any current tenancy agreement might remain in place after...

The Titles Registry has recently released new guidelines which streamline the approval process for survey plans. Developers, surveyors...

Recently, a woman who left a scathing review on Google has been ordered to pay $750,000.00 in damages for the financial and emotional...