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Queensland economy stable after mining slump

12 May 2016

A new government plan looks to bring people from all over the world to Queensland’s shores. But how could this help your business grow?

The future for businesses with an aging workforce

26 Apr 2016

Australia’s population is getting older and many business owners are reaching retirement age, so companies require the protection of a succession plan.

Interested in buying commercial property?

19 Apr 2016

Purchasing a commercial property can be a great investment, and engaging a competent lawyer to aid you in the process will make a big difference to the outcome. A lawyer […]

Divorce and Property

19 Apr 2016

It is extremely important to ensure that you arrange for proper and binding arrangements to be put in place for the division of property after the breakdown of a relationship and […]

How to handle employee misconduct

19 Apr 2016

From time to time, employers have to deal with allegations of employee misconduct. Handling these allegations can be stressful, unpleasant and disruptive. For the employer, it is also important to […]

Spike in Chinese tourism could mean growth for Cairns businesses

11 Apr 2016

The Chinese New Year has had positive effects for Cairns businesses, which may look to hire more employees to accommodate the tourist surge.

Selling? Get a good Conveyancing Lawyer

04 Apr 2016

If you are looking to make your property sale as smooth as possible, you may need a conveyancing lawyer to lead you through the legal process.

How to save time and reduce risks for commercial constructions

01 Apr 2016

The economic climate looks to invite commercial development. If your business is planning an expansion, do you know how to safely speed it up?

3 things you need to know before home renovations

30 Mar 2016

Cairns Regional Council has strict regulations for any structural alterations for residential builds. Read this to make sure you are prepared.

Restraint of Trade

29 Mar 2016

Today’s marketplace is truly global, this may be the result of improved shipping, the continued rise of internet usage, a growing digital – as opposed to physical – market or […]

Dealing with pets in a divorce

23 Mar 2016

Most Australian families are pet owners but around two-fifths of Queensland marriages end in divorce. So how do you protect your pets during a split?

Oral Building Contracts – Against The Law but still ENFORCEABLE

18 Mar 2016

The fact that a builder commits an offence by entering into a building contract which is not in writing will not render a wholly oral contract between a builder and […]