Deed of Indemnity for Directors

Indemnity Clause: What Are They and Should I Use Them?

An indemnity clause is a legally binding promise in which one party undertakes to accept the risks of loss or damage that another party may suffer.

Director ID Update: Two Weeks Leeway To Apply

Director ID Update : The ATO Gives Two Week Leeway to Apply For Director Identification Numbers (DIN). Read this article for more information.

Everything Company Directors Should Know About Liabilities

Liabilities of directors can take many forms. What if you could avoid being personally liable when things go wrong? Find out all the details.

When Directors Are Liable for Company Debts

Are you a company director? Here’s when you’ll be liable for company debts.

Should Employees Sign a Deed of Release?

Being an employer can be challenging. As employees come and go, it's good to know when a deed of release is useful. Read more about when to use one here.

What is a Deed of Settlement? (2025 Update)

Looking for an alternative to litigation? Find out how a deed of settlement can provide a negotiated resolution to your legal dispute here.

A Guide to Understanding Indemnity Clauses With Examples

Learn about indemnity clauses, what they are, how they operate, and how it impacts your business or employees.

Director Duties When a Company Is Insolvent

What are you, as director, expected to do if your company is insolvent? Read about your responsibilities, duties and liabilities here.

What Is A Release Deed?

A deed of release is important as it ensures both parties are fully aware of the agreements and terms of a settlement. This article will cover everything you need to know about release deeds.