Business Advice

Catherine Ballantyne, partner at Madgwicks Lawyers, explains the different forms of shareholder disputes and how they can play out in the courts.

The court found the employer had breached JobKeeper rules — and his employee's trust — in a “callous and despicable manner”.

Fitness behemoth F45 has lost a four-year court battle with a fast-growing rival who was accused of copying its patented workout technology.

Senator Cash said the feedback would help the government decide on the next steps to consider the legal frameworks protecting people from sexual harassment in Australian workplaces.

The Fair Work Commission was required to consider privacy concerns in an unfair dismissal claim made by an employee at an aged care facility.

While Wandering Folk’s decorative picnic rugs retail at $190, a product featuring similar designs and features is on sale for $49.99 at Aldi.

It will be easier for businesses to hire workers as independent contractors, rather than having to offer the full benefits of employment, after two High Court rulings handed down yesterday.

Parliament has not yet resumed but explosive accusations have already flown in Canberra after two separate leaked text messages scandals caused the Coalition a major headache.

Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest is suing the social media giant over his name and likeness being used in clickbait ads.

One insolvency expert says the government's plan would effectively render bankruptcy “pointless”.

The SDA has lodged a multimillion-dollar claim in the Federal Court against McDonald’s Australia, alleging current and former workers have been denied paid rest breaks and misled about their rights.

UK-based toy manufacturer Jellycat has accused Kmart of profiting from a range of plushies that “reproduce” their popular Jellycat bashful bunny.