When you are owed money, it is natural to feel a range of emotions – anger, frustration, and disappointment among them. However, it can...

Making payment or delivering goods and services, and not receiving the balance in return, can be an incredibly frustrating situation that...

Consumer guarantees are a fundamental aspect of Australian Consumer Law, and are often the resource of those who feel they have been...

It is easy to think of a contract as sacred and final, as a document that stands alone and writes its own rules. However, it still has to...

Rigorous rules and regulations govern the safety of products distributed and sold by Australian businesses. These laws are designed to...

What do fair sales tactic look like? When you desire to grow your business, it can be easy to go too far and breach Australian Consumer...

1. Changes from the original plan It is not uncommon for the buyer to feel that the construction company or building firm have strayed...

A verbal agreement is by nature hard to pin down. Not only is it incomplete, but it is also impossible to verify. Yet it is exactly this...

As a legal services firm with specialty skills in contract law, we deal with diverse contracts on a day-to-day basis. Our unique training...

Building disputes can arise for a number of reasons, including building defects, breaches of contracts, and non-compliance with relevant...

There are many different types of contracts that you may come across throughout different stages of your life. These may be named as a...

Many business owners have experienced the sinking feeling that comes with unpaid invoices. When you first submit your invoice to a...

A warranty is a guarantee made by a business selling an item that states under what circumstances they will return or repair it and the...

Businesses that engage in supply or distribution agreements may be unclear of their rights under the Competition and Consumer Act (CTH)...

Once a creditor has obtained a Default Judgment or Judgment against a third party (‘the judgment debtor’), the creditor may experience...

The moratorium period to protect tenants that accrued rental debt ended on 26 March 2021 and NSW is now in a six-month transitional period.

When an individual/organisation ('Party A') provides goods, services or money to a third party ('Party B') and Party B fails to make...

Consumer law is complicated. Under-preparation and a lack of familiarity with the relevant law regularly results in businesses having to...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about various changes to debt recovery law in Australia. Some changes have been temporary and others...