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The future is now – e-signatures, e-witnessing and e-meetings permitted permanently as updates to Corporations Act come into effect
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So the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code has been updated to clarify influencer obligations – What does it all mean?
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Chef’s Choice’s misleading conduct: Nothing vanilla about ACCC’s decision to penalise HBC Trading Australia
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Have you got your Director ID yet? New ASIC Requirements
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5 Ways Your Lawyer Is Costing You Time And Money
Most of you will have noticed at some time or another, how lawyers can cost more than you ever thought possible. So much so that many of our clients, when they come to us, have a distrust of lawyers in general. There is good reason for this, and it goes further than just their bill. There are ways that the legal profession operates that seem geared up to cost you time and money. Here are a few of the common things to look out for.
The Problems With Paying Your Lawyer By The Hour
There are ways that the legal profession operates that seem geared up to cost you time and money. Here are a few of the common things to look out for.
