LOHOS GLOBAL
NDIS Regulatory Compliance
Guidance on regulatory obligations, compliance requirements and NDIS Practice Standards.
Practical legal guidance for NDIS providers and disability service organisations, helping you navigate compliance, manage risks and address legal challenges with confidence.
About Lohos Global
Lohos Global Pty Ltd is an Australian legal advisory business specialising in compliance, contracts, disputes and risk management for NDIS providers and disability service organisations.
We provide clear, practical legal advice to help organisations navigate changing regulations, address legal challenges and make informed decisions with confidence.
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From regulatory compliance to business disputes, we provide focused legal support to help NDIS providers manage their responsibilities and address challenges with confidence.
Guidance on regulatory obligations, compliance requirements and NDIS Practice Standards.
Legal support for drafting, reviewing and negotiating agreements that protect your interests.
Practical advice to help resolve contractual disagreements and business disputes.
Identifying legal risks and supporting informed business decisions.
Legal assistance when responding to complaints, enquiries and regulatory investigations.
Helping new and growing providers navigate legal and operational requirements.
Legal advice informed by the regulatory challenges facing NDIS providers.
Straightforward explanations without unnecessary legal complexity.
Realistic recommendations tailored to your organisation's circumstances.
Helping you recognise potential legal issues before they escalate.
Taking the time to understand your business and its priorities.
Support for both immediate concerns and longer-term legal needs.
FAQ
Practical insights into common legal concerns faced by NDIS providers and disability service organisations.
Start by carefully reviewing the notice, identifying any response deadlines and preserving relevant records. The appropriate response will depend on the nature of the enquiry or investigation. Seeking legal advice early can help you understand your obligations, prepare an accurate response and avoid unnecessary complications.
Yes. Depending on the circumstances, an unintentional compliance failure may still result in regulatory action or other legal consequences. Providers should understand their responsibilities, maintain appropriate records and address identified issues promptly rather than assuming that a lack of intent removes their obligations.
The first step is to review the agreement, relevant communications and the circumstances of the dispute. Depending on the issue, resolution may involve clarification, negotiation, a formal complaints process or legal proceedings. Early advice can help identify a proportionate approach and reduce the risk of escalation.
Legal advice is particularly valuable when a matter involves potential regulatory breaches, formal complaints, investigations, contractual disputes or significant business risks. Seeking guidance before making important decisions or submitting formal responses can help protect your organisation's interests.
Yes. Policies that are outdated, unclear or inconsistent with applicable requirements can create legal and operational risks. Regular reviews can help identify gaps between documented procedures, regulatory obligations and actual workplace practices.
This depends on the circumstances and whether any restrictions, conditions or directions have been imposed. An investigation does not automatically mean a provider must cease operations, but it is important to understand any applicable regulatory requirements and obtain advice specific to the matter.
Speak with us about your legal concerns and discover how we can assist your NDIS business or disability service organisation.