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Monday 5 August 2019 / by Corinne Attard posted in Business, Corporate & Commercial Franchising & Retail

Now that we are well into August, it is crucial for franchisors to be aware that there are just three months remaining before the deadline for franchise disclosure documents to be finalised (31 October 2019).  Franchisors should similarly note that there are now only 2 months left to get your vote organised and finalised in relation to the auditing of your marketing fund, if you have one.


Are Cryptocurrencies considered ‘property’ for legal purposes?

It is often thought that the law is slow, and unable to keep up with technological change - although it is important to note that this is not always the case.


GDPR One Year On - What Australian Firms Can Learn
Wednesday 10 July 2019 / by Tal Williams posted in Business, Corporate & Commercial Technology Law

Holman Webb Partner, Tal Williams speaks with Lawyers Weekly in this podcast about GDPR one year on, and what Australian firms can learn from the issues experienced by overseas businesses.


John Van de Poll Wins Insurance Partner of the Year
Friday 31 May 2019 / by John Wakefield posted in Insurance

Holman Webb is delighted to announce that following his 2016 win, team leader within the firm's Insurance group, John Van de Poll, has once again won Insurance Partner of the Year!


Cybersquatting – How to Challenge Someone Using Your Name as a Domain Name

There are over 330 million registered domains on the internet, and over 20 million new ones are registered every year. This can lead to some intense competition for some of the most recognisable words.


Ingredient Resources Advised on Sale to Connell
Thursday 23 May 2019 / by Holman Webb posted in Business, Corporate & Commercial Holman Webb News

Holman Webb Partner, Danny Adno, has advised on the sale of a market leading supplier and distributor of innovative value-added ingredients and all products, being the business conducted by Ingredients Resources Pty Limited, to Connell Bros., an Australian entity within the Wilbur-Ellis group of companies.


Independent Contractors, Superannuation, and Personal Liability of Directors
Friday 3 May 2019 / by Danny Adno posted in Business, Corporate & Commercial

Directors may be personally liable for a Company’s failure to pay an Independent Contractor Superannuation


Body Corporate Newsletter April 2019
Thursday 18 April 2019 / by Shane Roberts and Sam Marsh posted in Property

The April edition of the Body Corporate Newsletter covers what new owners can do when faced with defective or incomplete building works, and the role the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (“the QBCC”) can play in helping you address the issue. Read the newsletter


SMSF Auditor Liability - Accountant Update April 2019
Thursday 11 April 2019 / by Shane Roberts and Callun Blurton posted in Banking & Finance Business, Corporate & Commercial

Two recent cases involving SMSF auditors highlight the potential liability of auditors in undertaking audits of SMSF’S and the need for auditors to obtain evidence to support the opinions expressed. Find out more in our April 2019 Accountant Update


Trade Mark Licensing: Common Questions and Mistakes

Trade marks are core assets of many businesses, although unfortunately in Holman Webb's experience - they are often overlooked.

A few recent cases have highlighted just how important it is to ensure your trade mark arrangements are in place and, just as importantly, effective.

it is crucial to keep in mind that registering a trade mark is not the end of the process; there have been many cases of businesses ‘setting and forgetting’ their marks, only to have their registrations challenged.


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