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16 04, 2019

Social Media and the Workplace: Can You Get Fired for What You Post on Your Personal Account? | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Law News

Butlers Business Lawyers2019-04-16T15:07:00+11:00April 16th, 2019|Employment Law|

Most people nowadays have at least one social media account. Some people even have five or six. What was once considered your personal life can now [...]

9 04, 2019

Considering Opening a Business? We Break Down the Five Most Common Business Structures! | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Law News

Butlers Business Lawyers2019-04-09T15:32:08+11:00April 9th, 2019|Buying and Selling Businesses|

The type of business structure you choose affects how your business will operate. Things to take into consideration when choosing your structure include means of tax efficiency, [...]

5 04, 2019

Will Apps, Robots and Chatbots Replace Your Lawyer? We Check Out the Growing Digital Trends Changing the Way Legal Advice Can be Received | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Law News

Butlers Business Lawyers2019-04-09T08:42:48+11:00April 5th, 2019|Business Contracts & Agreements, Buying and Selling Businesses, Helpful Hints, Litigation|

Digitization of the legal industry has been somewhat slow and hesitant. Its current prevalence, however, has become more common than ever before. As technology continues to [...]

26 03, 2019

What Fees Are You Really Agreeing to When Using “Buy Now, Pay Later” Sites like Afterpay? | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Law News

Butlers Business Lawyers2019-03-26T09:52:52+11:00March 26th, 2019|Australian Consumer Law|

Buy now, pay later services have seen a large growth in both popularity and reach in the last two years. These new services enable customers to purchase [...]

15 03, 2019

What the NRL’s New “No Fault Stand Down” Policy Teaches Us About Employment Law | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Law News

Butlers Business Lawyers2019-03-22T09:41:49+11:00March 15th, 2019|Employment Law|

This week, National Rugby League player Jack de Belin withdrew his application to the Federal Court, which was challenging the League’s newly introduced “No Fault Stand Down” [...]

28 02, 2019

Retailers Unexpectedly Included in Royal Commission Clampdown on Car Dealerships | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Law News

Butlers Business Lawyers2019-03-11T12:40:43+11:00February 28th, 2019|Uncategorised|

The Financial Services Royal Commission released their final report on 4 February 2019, with some recommendations coming as a surprise to the retail industry. The Report has [...]

1 02, 2019

High Court Decision: Wife Tax Debt Can Shift to Bankrupt Husband in Divorce Proceedings | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Law News

Butlers Business Lawyers2019-07-18T16:35:04+11:00February 1st, 2019|Tax Law & Disputes, Uncategorized|

In the recent case of Commissioner of Taxation for the Commonwealth of Australia v Tomaras & Ors [2018] HCA 62, the High Court ruled against the Australian [...]

11 01, 2019

Four New Year’s Resolutions Every Business Should Have to Avoid Legal Drama in 2019 | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Law News

Butlers Business Lawyers2019-02-01T14:43:15+11:00January 11th, 2019|Helpful Hints|

The beginning of the new year often provides exciting opportunities to set goals for change and growth. Each new year, many of us promise ourselves we will [...]

19 12, 2018

Consumer Law Update: Can You Return Faulty or Unwanted Xmas Gifts? | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Holiday News

Butlers Business Lawyers2019-01-11T11:59:48+11:00December 19th, 2018|Australian Consumer Law|

When it comes to Christmas gifts, they often say that it’s the thought that counts. Despite this, time and time again, many of us are left wondering [...]

30 11, 2018

Are Verbal Agreements Enforceable? | Newcastle & Sydney | Butlers Law News

admin2019-07-30T12:44:19+11:00November 30th, 2018|Business Contracts & Agreements|

Most of us are familiar with the implications of a written contract. However, some people may be surprised to learn that, in Australia, enforceable agreements don't have [...]