10 Crucial Due Diligence Actions in Corporate Mergers & Acquisitions
Caveat emptor – buyer beware – is as sound a rule for corporate…
What To Do When a Trust Deed is Lost:
Trustees should hold the stamped original trust deed for the following reasons:
How to lose your business without really trying
A danger period for many established wholly or substantially owner-operated businesses is the time when a principal of a business departs, whether because of retirement, new horizons, disagreements, illness or death. The value and even viability of a business can be reduced or eliminated if the business fails to make a successful transition to a new ownership structure.
Trends & Lessons from Recent ACCC Litigations: Practices to Avoid
In its most recent annual report, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission identified…
Common Pricing Techniques that are Actually Illegal
Fair play is a basic rule of consumer business, so it goes without…
Planning Succession Backwards
How to get it wrong with dire consequences Family succession planning is…