Your Sprintlaw membership includes:

• 30 minute phone consultations with Sprintlaw lawyers
• 10% discount on any fixed-fee legal services
• Free updates to any documents we’ve prepared for you
• Online legal management portal
• Online e-signature tool

There is no strict limit on the number of phone consultations, quick questions or free updates you can request. However, we do have a fair use policy in place and our ability to respond to your requests is dependent on our legal team’s capacity.

Once you become a member, you can access our call booking system via our Member portal.

In the system, you can read each lawyer’s bio and select the right kind of lawyer for your specific needs—whether it’s contracts, capital raising, intellectual property, leasing, privacy or something else.

To book a call, all you need to do is select a 30 minute time slot on the lawyer’s calendar and they’ll call you at the appointment time. If you need specific advice about an area of law that your lawyer can’t help with, don’t worry – they will reallocate your call to another lawyer in our team who can.

There’s also a link where you can also book in a call with our Clients Team. You can chat with them if you need a quote for any additional services, or if you have general questions about about how we work.

If you have urgent queries or would like to follow up with your lawyer, you can call us on 1800 730 617 or email us at clients@sprintlaw.com.au.

The Sprintlaw Membership includes free updates to documents that were prepared for you by Sprintlaw.

We have a fair use policy in place, so all minor changes are included but any significant redrafting of the agreement, may be considered a new project. As a general rule, a Sprintlaw lawyer should be able to collect your instructions and complete the updates within 30 minutes. Changes that are negotiated with another party are not included.

If you require updates that are not included as a free update, then we will provide you with a discounted fixed-fee quote for these updates.

Example of a free update:
There is a change in the Australian Consumer Law that requires updating the wording in a couple of clauses in your standard terms and conditions.

Example of a new project (not included as a free update):
Your terms and conditions cover selling products through your website, but now you have expanded your business and want to sell a range of services as well. These new services would required adding multiple new clauses to your terms and conditions, or even preparing an entirely new agreement.

As part of your membership, we can provide general advice on any of the areas of law that we service, including technology law, intellectual property, contract drafting, privacy, corporate and commercial law.

Some complex legal issues and regulations may fall outside the scope of our general membership. In these cases, we may provide you a quote for an in-depth consultation with one of our specialist lawyers.

Areas we don’t advise on include dispute, debt collection, personal legal matters (such as wills, estates, personal injury, conveyancing or criminal law), regulatory advice and employee issues. If we can’t advise on your situation, we can refer you to another provider who can.

In addition to your phone consultations with a specialist business lawyer, your membership also includes a 10% discount on any of our fixed-fee legal services. This means if you need help with any contracts, written advice or other legal services as part of your membership, we can do it for you at a discounted rate.