Take a moment and get to know a little more about Coutts Lawyers & Conveyancers commercial client Ausure Insurance Brokers Macarthur. Ausure Macarthur is your… Read More »Exploring Coutts’ Discussion with Ausure Insurance Brokers Macarthur, a Commercial Client
Take a moment and get to know a little more about Coutts Lawyers & Conveyancers commercial client The Lighting Centre and the relationship they have… Read More »Coutts Explores a Discussion with The Lighting Centre, a Commercial Client
Take a moment and get to know a little more about Coutts Lawyers & Conveyancers commercial client Southwest Automotive and the relationship they have built… Read More »Exploring Insights from Coutts’ Conversation with Southwest Automotive, a Commercial Client
Take a moment and get to know a little more about Coutts Lawyers & Conveyancers commercial client Proactive Spine & Sports Medicine and the relationship… Read More »Spotlight on Coutts’ Discussion with Proactive Spine & Sports Medicine, a Commercial Client
Take a moment and get to know a little more about Coutts Lawyers & Conveyancers commercial client Upstairs at Fred’s and the relationship they have… Read More »Coutts chats to commercial client Upstairs at Fred’s
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Drones are becoming more common. Although used for some time for agribusiness, map-making and by surveillance organisations and insurance companies, smaller drones are now readily… Read More »Drones, you and the law
The 2016 Census was meant to be to a seminal moment in our history. For the first time, a snapshot of our society was to… Read More »The 2016 Census, your small business and privacy
A Power of Attorney is a document that allows another person to legally manage your financial and legal affairs. A Power of Attorney can be… Read More »What is a Power of Attorney?
Australia is the land of franchising – there are more franchised systems here than anywhere else in the world! Recently two high-profile franchising disputes have… Read More »Conflict between Franchisors and Franchisees
As a Licensed Conveyancer at a Law Firm, I deal with many clients, from first home buyers to investors and businesses. The State Revenue Legislation… Read More »Changes to The State Revenue Legislation Amendment Act 2016
The Australian Consumer Laws are designed to protect an individual against unfair practices. Under the proposed Unfair Contracts, some of these protections will be extended… Read More »Small business protection from unfair contracts
If you are buying a business or starting a business, you will need to make a decision on the type of Business Structure you need.… Read More »Different Business Structures
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What is a Will? A Will is a written record about how you would like your possessions and property to be distributed when you die,… Read More »What is a Will?
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Independent contractors can be a cost effective way to structure or even supplement your workforce, for when times get busy. A business that has famously… Read More »When is an Independent Contractor Really an Employee?
If you are in business you are sure to have had at least one client who owes you money- probably more than one. This can… Read More »5 Tips on Reclaiming Your Debts
Revised Debt collection guideline released The ACCC and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission today released an updated version of their joint Debt collection guideline:… Read More »Debt Collection Guideline
You can protect your secured property by registering your interest on the Australian Government’s Personal Property Security Register (the PPSA). If you don’t register your… Read More »Do you provide goods on credit, consignment or under a lease? Is your interest in those goods protected in the event of bankruptcy or insolvency?