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Commercial Law For Small And Medium Sized Business Owners

• Self-Publishing: 3 Ways a Law Firm Can Help

  14 April 2017

  Increasing numbers of Australians are choosing to bypass traditional publishing houses and instead are opting to self-publish their work using digital and print-on-demand services. If you are a writer who is thinking of going down the self-publishing route, you will have to perform a lot of the tasks carried out by a publisher yourself, such as designing the book cover, purchasing ISBN numbers and editing your work. All of this can be so time-consuming that it is easy to forget that you are also responsible for the legal aspects of publishing your book.

• Property Purchase Tips: How to Avoid Delays in the Conveyancing Process

  10 April 2017

  The process of buying property is a lengthy and complicated one due to the many variables that have to be considered before the closing date. However, there are pitfalls that you may find yourself into, which may make the process even lengthier and more exhausting. How do you ensure that the entire exchange process goes through without hitches and delays? Here are some useful measures that you can take from the moment you develop an interest in a particular property.

• Buying or Selling a Property? 2 Key Things You Need to Know About Conveyancing

  5 April 2017

  When you are buying or selling a property such as a house, it is usually advisable to seek conveyancing services. Conveyancing is the legal process involved in transferring a property's ownership from one party to another. Among other benefits, conveyancing serves to make your purchase or sale of the property legally valid. While it's not a legal requirement in any property sale or purchase, it pays off to consider conveyancing whenever you are buying or selling your property.

• 3 Steps To Handle An Unfair Employment Termination Lawsuit

  29 March 2017

  As a small business order, you probably value all your employees and don't want to make the harsh decision to let anyone go. But unfortunately, circumstances beyond your control can arise, resulting in you being forced to let an employee go. A disgruntled employee can potentially slap you with an unfair employment termination lawsuit. Follow these steps to protect yourself. Resist The Temptation To Call Your Employee When you run a small business, you may have developed a personal rapport with employees.

• 3 Efforts To Manage Grievances From Customers Against Your Retail Store

  24 March 2017

  Running your own retail store business gives you the freedom to be flexible with your timings and income, which is why a lot of people prefer to get out of the professional rat race. But when you're dealing directly with customers, there's always a chance that certain grievances are raised. Addressing these grievances in a timely manner is key to protecting your business reputation. While you may need to hire a commercial lawyer to help your situation, follow these efforts to properly manage grievances from customers.