The recent global pandemic has caused not only interruptions to our usual day to day but also disruptions to a wide range of industries. One of those industries in particular is building and construction. Government mandates…
To Litigate or not to Litigate – That is the Question
One of the first questions many people with a legal dispute ask is whether they should commence legal proceedings. This is particularly the case for owners of small to medium businesses who must commence litigation to…
Options available to subcontractors
Following an article in our most recent newsletter, Options for Subbies following the Pro-Build Collapse, we received a number of enquiries from clients seeking advice and assistance. One question that a number of them asked was…
eSigning to permanently stay after amendments to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 measures were introduced to allow for the electronic execution of documents. On 23 February 2022 these measures were made permanent following the Corporations Amendment (Meetings and…
Summary Judgment in the Supreme and County Courts of Victoria
Rose Litigation Lawyers recently acted for a plaintiff in County Court of Victoria proceedings and was successful in obtaining orders for summary judgment in a sum exceeding $880,000, as well as an order that the Defendant…