R & D and other Grants
Free Legal Guides (ALL)
Given the laws change from State to State, ensure the State noted above is where you need the document prepared for. You can choose the type of field of law you need help with on the left or if you know what you want, just use the search bar. Any documents you favourite by clicking on the heart, will be saved in your Dashboard (for premium users). Loved an article and want to connect with the Advisor who wrote it? Just search for them in the Advisors tab at the top of this page.
No articles found to meet your criteria.
Still, below you can have a random list with 5 of our Learning Centre articles.
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 38 - Revocation of Acceptance
An examiner may revoke acceptance of a trade mark provided they comply with Part 38 of the Trade Mark Examiner's Manual and have taken account of all the circumstances, where they feel the original acceptance should not have occurred.
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 13 - Application to Register a Series of Trade Marks
When registering a series of trade marks, Part 13 of the Trade Mark Examiner's Manual provides the requirements that the examiner will be looking for in your application and in the process generally. There are strict requirements around the amount t...
Transferring property after your property settlement (relationship breakdown)
This video and article discuss how you may be able to avoid paying stamp duty when transferring assets after a relationship breakdown, and what steps you need to take to make this happen in Queensland.Both parties are also required by law to obtain i...
Isn’t it Ironic, Don’t you think?
Class actions in Queensland are impacted by the restrictive class action regime. In this article Tegan Childs of Rose Litigation takes a closer look at what happened on 23 December 2015 when class action and personal injury law firm Maurice Blackbur...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 32B - Examination of Trade Marks for Wines (in Class 33)
Part 32B of the Trade Mark Examiners Manual focuses on trade mark applications for wines and grape products such as grappa, brandy, and fortified wines, which the Wine Australia Act goes some way to protecting. The examiner can reject an application...
Upgrade now for premium benefits which could save you thousands, especially for business owners! The Premium membership pays for itself with just one video advice session.