Debt recovery can be a sticky business, which is why it’s always best to engage the services of a debt recovery lawyer from the very beginning, rather than...
I. Introduction The landmark ruling in Salomon v Salomon established limited corporate liability and separate legal personality.[1] These concepts are arguably the most important characteristics of incorporation. Badger...
In the Queensland Supreme Court, the recent decision in Sunstate Land Pty Ltd v Highview Design & Constructions Pty Ltd (QSC 2020) has enforced the temporary extension to...
Identifying the right commercial litigation lawyer for your matter is not an easy task. The right commercial litigation lawyer should be knowledgeable and experienced in the relevant area...
Commercial litigation is a broad term that describes the various types of disputes that can arise in a business context. Contract disputes: Contracts govern almost every aspect of...
If you have been in business for a long time, you would agree that sometimes you will encounter customers who either can’t or won’t pay their invoices. This...
When a business or individual decides to engage a third party to recover an outstanding debt they are faced with two main options – choosing a debt recovery...
There are a lot of matters to consider when choosing a third party to engage in recovering your outstanding debt. To maximise your chance of a quick, cost-effective...
A Statement of Claim is a prescribed process for commencing legal proceedings in New South Wales. It must comprehensively set out the relevant facts of the case, the...
A Woods and Day Letter of Demand is a personalised document, drafted by our solicitors which we send to our client's debtor to formally demand payment of an...
