How to set aside a Statutory Demand 101
So, your company has been served with a creditor’s statutory demand for payment of debt …
Statutory Debts in NSW – Walk Softly, and Carry a Big Stick
Let’s say a subcontractor is engaged by a head contractor who in turn is engaged …
Want to Terminate your Construction Contract? Take Care… It Could Backfire
So you’ve been frustrated about issues on your construction project, and you’re at the point …
Are Common Payment Claim Formats Invalid Now?
Has the Queensland Court of Appeal just decided that a common way of submitting payment …
Negligence in the Construction Industry
Let’s say you are a contractor responsible for putting concrete piers in as the footings …
Answering an Unfair Preference Claim- The Good Faith Defence
Insolvency in the construction industry is on the rise. It should come as no surprise …
Fundamentals of Costs in Litigation
If your business dispute has hit the point of litigation, then you probably know you’re …
The Contractors Debts Act NSW – What is It, and How do you Use It?
Picture this: You’re a subcontractor engaged by a head contractor, who is engaged by a …
