It depends – Risk exposure for family businesses
In this edition of It depends, special counsel Craig Turvey discusses risk exposure for family businesses when it comes to family disputes.
3 February 2025
In this edition of It depends, special counsel Craig Turvey discusses risk exposure for family businesses when it comes to family disputes.
There are numerous structuring options available to a family wanting to get involved in or increase its philanthropy.
Yesterday’s High Court decision in Vanderstock & ors v the State of Victoria [2023] HCA 30 (Vanderstock) has called into question the constitutional validity of State-imposed payroll taxes.
In this edition of ‘It depends’, associate Sacha Robinson talks about what you should include in the shareholder agreement for your business.
In this edition of ‘It depends’, graduate Steven Cawood talks about what is required in order to resign as a director of a company.
In this edition of ‘It depends’, partner Clinton Jackson talks about director identification numbers. He covers when you need one, how to apply and what’s changed in establishing companies.
A director identification number is a unique identifier that will be used to confirm a director’s identity and trace their involvement in the operation of companies.
In the recent case of DA Staal Property Pty Ltd v Commonwealth of Australia [2021] QSC 216, the Supreme Court held that the market rent determination by a valuer was invalid as it was inconsistent with the process prescribed by the lease.
In this week’s edition of ‘It depends’, partner Clinton Jackson talks about lost trust deeds.
Changes to the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) will soon allow more customers access to the ACL’s consumer guarantees when acquiring goods or services.
Doyle’s Guide has recognised Cooper Grace Ward as a first tier law firm in Wills, Estates and Succession Planning in the latest 2020 rankings, with two Cooper Grace Ward partners also listed as leading practitioners.
Definitely not. Prenups signed days before a wedding pose a huge risk of the financially weaker spouse later arguing they were pressured into signing.