Recently, SLF Lawyers has successfully obtained a summary judgment on behalf of a creditor against debtors who raised the defence of frustration on the basis …
Promotion of Ting Hu to Associate
We would like to announce the promotion of Ting Hu (Gus) from Lawyer to Associate. Gus has met the criteria of an associate and we …
Covid-19 – Message to Clients & Referrers
Faced with unprecedented trading conditions arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic we wish to assure each of you that we remain open for business and …
Suppliers be warned!
The recent case of Reozone Pty Ltd v Rene Santoro [2016] NSWSC 1383 (Reozone) is a warning to Suppliers to ensure the wording and execution of any …
I’m a director and shareholder; the company is solvent; what is and should I be considering a Member’s Voluntary Liquidation?
Whilst insolvent companies are the subject of the majority of winding ups, solvent companies can also be wound up on the initiation of its directors …
Are your casual employees actually permanent employees – and are they owed leave entitlements?
Earlier this month, the Full Court of the Federal Court handed down its decision in WorkPac Pty Ltd v Rossato [2020] FCAFC 84. The Court …
Lodged a Caveat, What’s Next?
It is common these days for there to be a charging clause in a credit or finance agreement / guarantee. A credit provider or financier …
Is Your Notice Assignment of Debt Valid?
A creditor (assignor) can transfer their rights to receive and seek payment of a debt to a third party (assignee). Once the transfer of their …
Serious Misconduct – Does it necessarily mean the end of your employment?
Faced with an allegation of “serious misconduct” by your employer and looking at being summarily dismissed by your employer is a deeply troubling time for …
The execution of Wills in Queensland during the Covid-19 period
With the current pandemic and its effects around the world, people have been prompted to prepare or update their Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney …
