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There are essentially two ways of selling a business. The first way, is to sell shares in the company that owns the business (or units if the entity that owns the business is a unit trust). So for example, your business is operated by Blue Sky Pty Ltd you can sell all the shares in Blue Sky Pty ...

The first step is to have an Intellectual Property solicitor review the facts. That is, to review the name or logo being used by the competitor and your name and logo. If you have a registered Trade Mark this will be of great significance for you, however you still may have a claim based on your ...

1. They minimise the risk of shareholder disputes The best thing about a Shareholders Agreement are the discussions had in preparing a Shareholders Agreement. Shareholders take future concerns into account and foresee them during the drafting process of a shareholders' agreement. By raising ...

It's an exciting time! You have a new product to release, or a new business to launch. The concept is amazing, you know are happy with the tentative design of the logo you had created. You have secured the domain name and possibly even the business name. You are ready to launch …but at...

When it comes to selling a business in Queensland, most lawyers will use the standard REIQ Business Contract. The standard terms are certainly acceptable; however it is important to ensure you have a solicitor prepare or review Special Conditions to ensure your interests are protected. The Spe...