ASIC has doubled its investigations and is targeting directors’ duties, insolvent trading, and phoenix activity in 2026. What Queensland directors need to know to protect themselves.
QBCC Licensing Changes 2026: What Queensland Builders and Contractors Need to Know Author: Mark Harley, Principal Solicitor, Boss Lawyers If you hold a QBCC licence
Queensland construction insolvencies continue at pace. Open Projects Group (OPG), described as South East Queensland’s largest full-service shopfitting and construction company, was placed into creditors’
A director who is not doing their job — or worse, actively damaging the company — is one of the most disruptive problems a business
A creditor can wind up a company that won’t pay its debts. Boss Lawyers explains the complete winding up process — from statutory demand to court order — and when it makes sense to use it.
Queensland Insolvencies Are Surging — Directors Must Act Now Queensland is recording some of its highest business insolvency numbers in recent memory. According to data
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Can a Creditor Wind Up a Company That Owes Them Money? Yes — a creditor owed at least $4,000 can apply to a court to
If you are dealing with a director dispute, removal application, or breach of director duties matter, our experienced director dispute lawyers Brisbane are ready to
From 1 July 2026, Payday Super changes how employers pay superannuation. For directors of struggling companies, it is not just a payroll update — it is a personal liability trigger. Here is what Queensland directors must know before the deadline.
In March 2026, the Federal Court handed down its judgment in Australian Securities and Investments Commission v Bekier [2026] FCA 196 — one of the
