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Expert articles and practical legal guides on contracts for australian businesses.

Selling your business can be one of the biggest decisions you make as a small business owner. It can also be one of the most rewarding - whether you’re ready to retire,...

Starting (or growing) a business in Melbourne can feel exciting and fast-moving - new customers, new hires, new partnerships and big ideas moving from “concept” to “real” very quickly. But when things...

If you’ve ever seen a government project advertised online, been invited to submit a tender, or heard larger clients talk about “going to market”, you’ve probably asked yourself what a tender is...

If you’re building a startup or running a small business, your intellectual property (IP) can quickly become one of your most valuable assets. Sometimes it’s obvious (like your brand name, logo or...

Signing a lease is one of the biggest “make or break” moments for a small business. If you’re opening your first premises (or moving into a bigger space), the lease can feel...

Step-By-Step: How To Start A Small Business (Legally) In Australia If you’ve been searching “how to start up a small business” or “how to make a small business”, what you usually need...

Launching a Shopify store can be one of the fastest ways to start selling in Australia - you can choose a theme, list products, set up payments and start taking orders quickly....

Running a small business can feel like you’re juggling ten priorities at once - sales, staff, customers, suppliers, cash flow, marketing, and (somewhere in the middle) the legal side. But legal issues...

When you’re running a small business or startup, cashflow is everything. So when you need to make (or receive) a larger “one-off” amount of money, it can feel like a simple admin...

When you’re building a startup or running a small business, it’s normal to try to keep things lean. You might do your own bookkeeping, handle your own marketing, and piece together processes...

If you’re leasing a shop, office, warehouse or studio and circumstances change, subletting can feel like a practical solution. Maybe you’ve outgrown your space, your business has gone more online, you’re downsizing...

What Is An NDA In Australia (And What Does It Actually Do)? An NDA (non-disclosure agreement) is a contract that sets rules about confidential information. In plain English: it’s an agreement that...

“Proprietary” is one of those business words that pops up everywhere once you start building a product, a brand, or a tech-enabled service. You’ll see it in customer contracts (“proprietary software”), investor...

When you’re running a small business, workplace issues can move quickly. One day you’re focused on customers and cashflow, and the next you’re managing a performance conversation, a misconduct allegation, or a...

If you’re building a startup or running a small business, there’s a good chance you’ll bump into the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) sooner than you expect - especially if you’re running (or...

Running a commercial window cleaning business can be a great way to build reliable, repeat work with offices, strata buildings, retail centres and industrial sites. But it’s also one of those industries...

Running a small business in Australia can feel like you’re wearing 10 hats at once. You’re trying to grow revenue, keep customers happy, manage cash flow, build a team (or do everything...

Your logo is often the first thing customers recognise about your business. It appears on your website, invoices, packaging, social media, uniforms, proposals and email signatures. But when you’re designing (or redesigning)...

Hiring your first (or next) employee is a big milestone. It’s also one of those moments where a “quick Google template” can feel tempting - especially when you’re busy, cost-conscious, and just...

If your business relies on getting people (or products) from A to B, leasing a car for business use can feel like a no-brainer. You get access to a vehicle without paying...

If you run a small business, you’ve probably heard the phrase “unconscionable conduct” used when a deal feels unfair, a negotiation turns aggressive, or a bigger player uses their leverage to force...

Building a ride share startup can feel like you’re juggling two businesses at once: a tech platform and a transport operation. On one side, you’re developing an app, onboarding drivers, attracting riders,...

If you run a small business or startup, you’ve probably seen the word “indemnity” pop up in contracts - often in a long clause that feels like it was written for someone...

Negotiation can feel like a soft skill - until you’re staring at a contract that locks you in long term, exposes you to unexpected costs, or leaves you doing extra work for...
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