When commencing a lease it is usual practice for commercial landlords to require tenants to provide a form of security, with the intention of ensuring performance of the tenant’s obligations under the lease. Predominantly this security will take the form of either a... Read More
In recent years, the government has reportedly written off $1.6 Billion in lost funds from the practice of ‘Phoenixing.’ Phoenixing is a practice where a new company is created to continue the business of a company that has been deliberately liquidated to avoid paying... Read More
It is important that everyone over the age of 18 years has a Will. Having a Will allows a person to set out how they would like their assets to be distributed after they die. If you die without a Will your assets will be divided according to a legal formula, which in... Read More
What is a Franchise? Think McDonald’s, Marriot Hotels or Anytime Fitness. A common business structure, a franchise is a relationship under which one party (the ‘franchisor’) provides the right to use its business name, and to sell or distribute its business’s goods or... Read More
As a firm specialising in areas that involve end-of-life decision-making, we are often asked about organ donation. In this article we aim to answer questions that you, or a family member, may have about donation. What is organ and tissue donation? Organs and/or... Read More
