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Common SMSF Breaches: What Trustees Get Wrong and What It Can Cost

Common SMSF Breaches: What Trustees Get Wrong and What It Can Cost

by Eloise Turnbull and Damon Jones | Nov 11, 2026 | Accounting/ Tax, Blog, Litigation

Written by: Eloise Turnbull and Damon Jones, SMSF & Superannuation (Updated: 4 November 2026) Most SMSF breaches aren’t deliberate. They start with a cash crunch, a family arrangement or a paperwork shortcut. Here are the ones the ATO sees most often, and...
Letter of Demand Ignored? What Queensland Businesses Should Do Next

Letter of Demand Ignored? What Queensland Businesses Should Do Next

by Eloise Turnbull | Nov 6, 2026 | Blog, Litigation

Written by: Eloise Turnbull, Associate Solicitor, Litigation (Updated: 6th November 2026) Understanding your options for recovering an unpaid debt, assessing the debtor’s financial position and deciding when legal action is worthwhile. Our article “Customer Gone Into...
Customer Gone Into Liquidation? What Can Your Business Recover?

Customer Gone Into Liquidation? What Can Your Business Recover?

by Eloise Turnbull | Nov 5, 2026 | Blog, Litigation

Written by: Eloise Turnbull, Associate Solicitor, Litigation, and John Greenhalgh, Solicitor Director (Updated: 5 November 2026) Understanding your rights as a trade creditor, the prospects of recovering unpaid invoices and the options available when a customer...
Security of Payment Adjudication in Queensland: Seeking Recovery of Unpaid Claims

Security of Payment Adjudication in Queensland: Seeking Recovery of Unpaid Claims

by Jesse McCrea | Oct 6, 2026 | Blog, Litigation

Written by: Jesse McCrea, Litigation (Updated: 6th October 2026) Greenhalgh Pickard’s Litigation team recently achieved a successful outcome for an electrical subcontractor in a Queensland security of payment adjudication concerning unpaid residential construction...
Adjudication Applications for Building Payment Disputes in Queensland

Adjudication Applications for Building Payment Disputes in Queensland

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Mar 17, 2026 | Blog, Litigation

If your business has completed construction work but a client has withheld payment, you may be able to recover the debt through a BIFA adjudication application. The adjudication process under the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017...
Top 6 Reasons Landlords Sue Property Management Companies in Queensland

Top 6 Reasons Landlords Sue Property Management Companies in Queensland

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Sep 8, 2025 | Blog, Litigation

Home » Litigation Written by: Natashia Blank   For many landlords, a property management company takes the stress out of owning an investment property. They handle the day-to-day tasks like collecting rent, organising repairs, and ensuring tenants follow the...
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