Legal

Are co-directors misusing company assets or excluding you from decisions? Legal experts Jessica Tsiakis and Howard Rapke explain your streamlined court options.

Stay ahead of the recent AI, cyber, and privacy compliance laws with our must-read guide from the experts at Holding Redlich.

Is your refund policy ACCC-compliant? A recent review flagged misleading practices that could put your business at risk. Here’s what you need to know.

This guide provides a clear action plan to help you take control, stay calm, and resolve disputes while protecting your business and reputation.

When things go wrong in construction, who’s really accountable?

Can employers require employees to participate in the company’s social media content?

Record penalties in ASIC’s first two greenwashing cases signal a warning for all businesses

Australian mid-market M&A activity has cooled in 2024, reflecting a broader slowdown in deal-making.

In recent years, reports of wage underpayment have significantly risen across Australian businesses, including small and medium sized enterprises. 

The recent changes to the Fair Work Act have significant implications for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Australia.

A competent Work, Health, and Safety (WHS) manager could be the key to protecting directors and senior executives from imprisonment and hefty fines.

Ever wondered if there’s a way to settle disputes without the stress and expense of court? ADR might be the answer.

This article explores the two main types of AI impacting the legal field – extractive and generative AI

This guide provides you with a clear and concise checklist to avoid DPNs and protect yourself from unnecessary financial burdens.

We’re talking about the recent and upcoming updates to the Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Closing Loopholes) Bill from late 2023 to 2024.

In a recent ruling, the court clarified the status of Payment Claims related to ‘construction work’ under the SOP Act. Here’s more

What does it take for an employee to meet the requirements of lawful and reasonable directions established in common law?

Here’s how businesses can navigate the evolving privacy landscape in Australia.

The recent $20 million judgement imposed on Meta for misleading consumers about the use of personal activity data by ACCC has put a spotlight on data security.

Holding Redlich’s Partner, Howard Rapke, and Associate, Anthea McGurty, delve into strategies for safeguarding directors and officers in business.