Far North Queensland Breakfast Club - Legal

Focusing on an industry specific topic that relate to business essentials.

Most legal nightmares could be avoided with proper documentation.

Failing to record a variation or an extension of time is not only a paperwork error but a massive financial risk. If your documentation is weak, you lose your right to terminate a bad contract and could leave yourself wide open to the QBCC.

Join us at our Breakfast Club - Legal series on Thursday, 19 March as Mick McGown from Moray & Agnew Lawyers connect the dots between three critical areas to put you in the best possible legal position:

Client Correspondence:

• Learn which homeowner messages must trigger a contract variation and how to document extensions of time properly to avoid costly liquidated damages claims.

Contract Termination:

• Your conduct on-site dictates your legal right to walk away. We’ll show you how to stay compliant so you hold the strategic advantage if a dispute turns litigious.

Home Warranty Scheme:

Discover how a lawful termination is your best defense against QBCC directions to remedy defects or complete works.

Our speaker

Michael McGown

Moray & Agnew Lawyers| Law Graduate

Mick brings a wealth of hands-on construction experience to his legal career at Moray & Agnew in Queensland, having worked his way from carpenter to General Manager at Australia’s oldest building company, WOOLLAM Construction.

His transition into law was driven by a desire to combine his deep industry knowledge with legal expertise. Mick is also an Adjunct Tutor at Bond University.