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When your confidential information is published on social media it is possible that you can do something other than simply put up or shut up about it.

In the battle between accountants and lawyers one seeks to set up business structures for business owners that reduce the risk of liability whilst the other seeks to make the structures and in some cases their owners liable.

Business disputes come in all shapes and sizes.

Statistics from the District Court of NSW reveal how cases are disposed of, and that settlements outnumber matters disposed of by trial.

Spending time on social media is our national pastime. As you are reading this you should agree with at least that much of what I have to say

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When a party to a lawsuit considers the other side to be a "crook" or someone "fraudulent" so that there is absolutely no trust then settlement is unlikely. In fact it is best that in lawsuits where the trust between the parties is nil that a judgement is obtained from the court.

Being on the receiving end of a letter of demand can be an alarming surprise. Astute lawyers will carefully consider the demand to advise you of your options ranging from the entity being sued, to whether there are underlying rights that support the claims made. To find out more contact us to learn about your options.

For many Australian businesses, LinkedIn has become an integral part of making connections and doing business, especially when it comes to finding and building relationships with clients and new leads. But as our reliance on this platform increases, so does the need for clear policies about who owns these connections and how they are used. Some employers are finding — all to late — the dangers of not having clear expectations spelled out in the employment contract and policy documents could mean former employees leave with valuable customer information.

In most disputes a letter of demand is the first letter you receive and it sets out the allegations against you. It is typically followed by a “Without Prejudice – Save as to Costs” letter which sets out the compromise the other side it willing to offer, and it is also sometimes called a Calderbank Offer.