Set Aside A Subpoena (Issued By State Or Federal Courts)
No matter how prepared you are, being handed a legal summons, especially subpoenas issued by State or Federal Courts, can be daunting for anyone. If you have found yourself on the receiving end of an unnecessary subpoena, you may be wondering about your next step and when to consider legal representation.
Understanding the
What Is A Peace & Good Behaviour Order?
When it comes to navigating the realms of neighbourhood laws and neighbourhood disputes in QLD, understanding mechanisms for maintaining peace, good behaviour and civility amongst neighbours or adjoining landowners is crucial. A peace and good behaviour order stands out as an essential legal tool designed to preemptively mitigate against potential harm, abuse, intimidation, assault, conflicts
Commercial Lease: What You Should Know Before Signing
Leasing a commercial property is an exciting time to facilitate the growth and expansion of your business. Whether you’re a business owner looking to lease a space or a landlord considering renting out your property, you must clearly understand commercial leases to ensure compliance.
In this blog, we’ll delve into the intricacies of
How To Resolve A Lease Dispute
Leasing a commercial or retail property is a significant financial investment for any business owner. However, despite the best intentions and efforts of both landlords and tenants, lease disputes may arise. These disputes range from rent payment issues and property damage claims to lease violations and security deposit disputes.
This blog will explain
Resolving Commercial Disputes
Running a business comes with multiple challenges, from maintaining budgets to recruiting the right staff. And unfortunately, commercial disputes are also an inevitable aspect of the business world.
Commercial disputes can arise for various reasons and have the potential to disrupt business operations, strain relationships and result in financial losses. That’s why taking
Issuing a concerns notice/cease and desist letter in defamation matters
What is a concerns notice / cease and desist letter?
Part 3 of the Defamation Act 2005 (Qld) (the “Act“) provides a means by which a person defamed (the “aggrieved person“) and the person that published the defamatory matter (the “publisher