Dec 14

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When Employees Go Bad

By David Koschitzke | Employment Law | No Comments

Some years ago I had a client known by all as “Tex”. Tex was a cowboy of the trucking industry. When Tex paid me a visit with a bunch of folders under his arm, I…

Jul 28

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Tax and Semi-Pro Sport

By David Koschitzke | Commercial Law | No Comments

There is no question that our big money sportspeople are exposed to paying big money tax. This is why they live in tax havens, establish charitable foundations and set up complex corporate webs. What about…

May 27

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What You Need to Know Before You Consider Becoming a Board Member of a Not for Profit Organisation

By David Koschitzke | Featured Podcast, General, Not for Profits, Podcasts | No Comments

In this podcast, Harris Liebermann Partner David Koschitzke outlines the key things that you should consider prior to becoming a board member of a Not for Profit organisation (NGO).

Aug 26

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What is a Non-Compete Clause and Should My Business Have One?

By David Koschitzke | Commercial Law, Employment Law | No Comments

Workplaces are competitive places where capable, talented people are highly sought after and valued as employees. Many can be entrusted with highly sensitive information as part of their roles. To pre-empt the situation where such…

Apr 16

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Business Needs To Chasing Debt & Getting Paid

What Your Business Needs to Know About Chasing Debt & Getting Paid

By David Koschitzke | Commercial Law | No Comments

As a business owner, you do your best to remain on top of your paperwork, maintain good customer relations, and pay your bills on time. But when a customer proves evasive about making a payment…

Feb 07

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How Best to Secure a Tenant’s Performance

By David Koschitzke | Property Law | No Comments

In this podcast, our David Koschitzke provides useful information on how to secure a tenant’s performance when it comes to renting your property!

Oct 11

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Dividing Fences/Divided States

By David Koschitzke | Property Law | No Comments

Our firm is based in the beautiful regional cities of Albury and Wodonga – 2 cities, 2 states. Divided not only by a river, but also by the law. One aspect of dividing fence law…

Oct 09

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Get me out of the Contract to buy House of Horrors!

By David Koschitzke | Property Law | No Comments

No-one ever sets out to buy the “House of Horrors”! What if you only discover this after you have already entered into a Contract to buy the house or, even worse, you have already moved…

May 17

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Common landlord and tenant disputes

By David Koschitzke | Commercial Law, Property Law | No Comments

In this article, our Commercial Law partner David Koschitzke looks at some of the more common disputes and how they might be avoided. Retail Leases The first thing that should be resolved when setting the…

Mar 07

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I’m considering a franchise agreement. Anything I need to know?

By David Koschitzke | General | No Comments

Yes! There’s a lot you need to know! What is a franchise agreement? Franchise agreements set out the rights and obligations of the franchisee and the franchisor. Franchising is the selling of a successful “business…

Feb 24

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Employee or contractor? Which is right for your business?

By David Koschitzke | Employment Law, Podcasts | No Comments

There’s little doubt that the way in which we work has undergone significant change largely due to technology. For example, workers who once would have been office desk-bound can find themselves working from their home,…

Jan 20

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Employment Law – Employee Dismissal

By David Koschitzke | Employment Law, Podcasts | No Comments

If you are an employer, then you know better than most that at times managing people can be both the most stressful and time-consuming function in your business and even more challenging when you have…

David Koschitzke

When Employees Go Bad

Tax and Semi-Pro Sport

What You Need to Know Before You Consider Becoming a Board Member of a Not for Profit Organisation

What is a Non-Compete Clause and Should My Business Have One?

What Your Business Needs to Know About Chasing Debt & Getting Paid

How Best to Secure a Tenant’s Performance

Dividing Fences/Divided States

Get me out of the Contract to buy House of Horrors!

Common landlord and tenant disputes

I’m considering a franchise agreement. Anything I need to know?

Employee or contractor? Which is right for your business?

Employment Law – Employee Dismissal

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