Oceania Legal

19/06/2022

Oceania Legal Presta Assessoria Jurídica Comercial e Empresarial em Ingles e Português em todo território Australiano.

***16 anos de prática na Austrália 🇦🇺

O que fazemos:

• Revisão e criação de contratos comerciais como Shareholder’s e Partnership Agreements
• Contratos de trabalho e serviços profissionais
• Estruturas de negócio, trusts
• Propriedade Intelectual
• Franquias e Licenças
• Contratos de Aluguel
• Investimento
• Disputas e Litígio (No Win No Fee arrangement disponível com condições)

Também cuidamos de assuntos pessoais dos sócios como testamentos, pre-nups (Binding Financial Agreements), procurações e sucessão.

Marque consulta inicial sem cobrança de 15 minutos para falar sobre seu business!

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WE ARE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE Commercial and corporate law specialists helping businesses of all sizes to establish operations, grow, mature and thrive in the Australian market. Guiding and protecting your business with top tier legal documents and fast turnaround.

19/06/2022

Oceania Legal Presta Assessoria Jurídica Comercial e Empresarial em Inglês e Português em todo território Australiano.

***15 anos de prática na Austrália 🇦🇺

O que fazemos:

• Revisão e criação de contratos comerciais como Shareholder’s e Partnership Agreements
• Contratos de trabalho e serviços profissionais
• Estruturas de negócio, trusts
• Propriedade Intelectual
• Franquias e Licenças
• Contratos de Aluguel
• Investimento
• Disputas e Litígio (No Win No Fee arrangement disponível com condições)

Também cuidamos de assuntos pessoais dos sócios como testamentos, pre-nups (Binding Financial Agreements) e sucessão.

Marque consulta inicial sem cobrança de 15 minutos para falar sobre seu business!

Www.calendly.com/oceanialegal

Ou através do nosso website: Www.oceanialegal.com.au

WE ARE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE Commercial and corporate law specialists helping businesses of all sizes to establish operations, grow, mature and thrive in the Australian market. Guiding and protecting your business with top tier legal documents and fast turnaround.

26/11/2021

We had the honour and pleasure to be invited to write a commercial law piece for the Australian Financial Review newspaper published this weekend.

Our Principal Flavia Ribeiro De Souza addressed the issue of ongoing wages theft of vulnerable people in Australia and how this also affects business in general, in the verge of a call from the government to reopen its doors to migrants.

Thank you for the opportunity and those who helped making this happen

21/09/2021

ATTENTION: Changes to casual employment laws in Australia

By 27 September 2021, employers (other than small business employers) need to assess whether any existing casual employees (employed before 27 March 2021), are eligible to be offered to convert to permanent employment.

Employers need to:
• make a written offer to convert their casual employees to permanent employment (this must be done within 21 days after making the assessment), or
• write to employees explaining why they won’t be made an offer (this needs to be done within 21 days of making the assessment but by no later than 27 September 2021).

To accept an offer to convert, employees need to respond in writing within 21 days after getting the offer. If they don’t respond, employers can assume that they’ve declined the offer.

Read more about casual employees becoming permanent here:

Information and advice about Australia’s workplace rights and rules.

01/07/2021

SUPERANNUATION rate will increase on 1 July 2021

On 1 July 2021, the super guarantee rate will increase from 9.5% to 10%. The rate is scheduled to progressively increase by 0.5% until it reaches its final value of 12% in July 2025.

You can find the scheduled rate increases and dates on ATO website.

The super guarantee rate is set to rise on 1 July from 9.5% to 10% and will continue to increase until July 2025. Visit our website for past, current and scheduled rates.

11/05/2021

The Oceania Legal team is very proud to be one of the sponsors of the special 2021 Australia-Latin America Business Council (ALABC) Annual Dinner, on 27 May 2021, with guest of honour and speaker Mrs Sandra Martinez, CEO of Nestle for the Oceania region for the last three years.

Natural from Ecuador, Sandra was the first woman in Nestlé' history to lead a Latin American country when she was appointed President of Nestle Venezuela, delivering outstanding results in a complex and volatile environment. She started her career at Nestle as a marketing and finance trainee.

Being a proud Australian law firm founded and led by a female legal professional firstly qualified in Latin America, Oceania Legal could not be prouder and more excited to sponsor and be present at this event alongside the honourable members and colleagues of this great Australian business association Australia-Latin America Business Council (ALABC).

Mrs Sandra Martinez will be sharing her views on women's corporate leadership in Latin America, shared value and sustainability.

The event takes place on 27 May 2021, Thursday at the Royal Automobile Club of Australia fr 6.30pm.

Below the link for the event tickets:

https://lnkd.in/gQgizen

20/04/2021

A last week well started and finished ✅ we love working on the background and letting our clients shine their light 💡 incredible though when we receive a nice acknowledgement of our work and partnership. Client success is (secretly :)) our success too👌🏻😎🎉🙌🏻✅

22/01/2021

We love getting involved and working closely with our clients helping their passion and visions materialise... especially on Fridays 😉🤩🙌🏻🌃😍

24/11/2020

Oceania Legal is humbled and proud to have advised on and assisted in the incorporation of the World Gay Boxing Championships (WGBC) Australian not-for-profit organisation, aiming at promoting boxing to and amongst the LGBTQI and wider community, providing opportunities for athletes to compete in a diverse, safe and friendly environment.

WGBC will hold successful straight friendly, LGBTQI+ inclusive world championships in Sydney, aligned with AIBA rules. This will coincide with the city hosting World Pride - the largest LGBTQI event in the world, helping disrupting and eliminating homophobia, biphobia, transphobia and hatred in boxing.

I am also so pleased to have been invited to join the board of this incredible NFP growingly rapidly with confirmed support from relevant groups and individuals such as Boxing Australia Limited, The Guardian, Reuters, Radio 6PR Perth Pty Ltd, & ots.

WGBC wants to reach out to LGBTQI people, communities and organisations around the world, also in Brazil and Latin America, raising awareness and inviting them to participate and campaign to bring boxing back to the 2026 Gay Games, ensuring no individual is excluded from participating based on sexual orientation and gender identification.

And BIG Cheers to an amazing leader Martin Stark and hard working board Jenny Vaz Paul Johnston Sharon White.

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01/11/2020

1.75% increase to minimum wages announced.

Information and advice about Australia’s workplace rights and rules.

19/08/2020

We work hard and fight even harder for what is right. We had a magnificent win this week at the Australian Human Rights Commission. No one is braver than our clients, we are only the vessel. So proud of you MS, your strength, courage and light. Thank you for trusting us to deliver your message to the high end of town. Delivered!!! 🎉WE WON!!!! 🇬🇧🇧🇷🏆🏆🏆

18/05/2020

FINDING THE LATEST FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Different states and businesses may have new schemes launching to help those affected which address the most recent changes COVID-19 brings.

Researching the latest news on financial support from government and state websites such as MoneySmart, and also banking websites such as bausbanking.com.org.au may help you stay up to date with the latest help available.

For the latest information on the Australian Government’s Economic Response to the Coronavirus visit treasury.gov.au/coronavirus.

Businesses can visit business.gov.au to find out more about how the Economic Response complements the range of support available to small and medium businesses.

Hang in there and stay safe.

The Government has acted decisively in the national interest to support households and businesses and address the significant economic consequences of the Coronavirus.