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Negotiation vs litigation and when informal talks are not enough dispute resolution 08 Nov 2026

Negotiation vs litigation and when informal talks are not enough

Weighing the cons of negotiation against litigation for your business dispute? See when informal talks fail and how to lock in a binding, enforceable outcome.

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Invitation to treat in contract law and what it means for your business commercial law 08 Nov 2026

Invitation to treat in contract law and what it means for your business

Understand the invitation to treat in contract law, how it differs from an offer, and when shop displays, ads, auctions and tenders can bind your business.

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Agreement or deed and what to weigh before you sign commercial law 08 Nov 2026

Agreement or deed and what to weigh before you sign

Choosing between an agreement and a deed affects enforceability, execution and limitation periods. Here is what to weigh before your business signs.

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Facebook ads for Australian businesses, the rules for targeting, claims and discounts consumer law 08 Nov 2026

Facebook ads for Australian businesses, the rules for targeting, claims and discounts

Running Facebook ads in Australia? Learn what you can claim, target and discount without breaching the Australian Consumer Law, spam and privacy rules.

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Consequential loss in Australian contracts, what it means and how to exclude it commercial law 08 Nov 2026

Consequential loss in Australian contracts, what it means and how to exclude it

Consequential loss has no fixed meaning in Australian contract law. Learn how courts define it and how to draft an exclusion clause that actually works.

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eCommerce legal obligations, advertising, branding, domains and content consumer law 08 Nov 2026

eCommerce legal obligations, advertising, branding, domains and content

The legal obligations for eCommerce businesses in Australia: honest advertising, safe branding, domain names and copyright under the Australian Consumer Law.

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Should your business use a trust in Australia, the pros and cons to weigh commercial law 08 Nov 2026

Should your business use a trust in Australia, the pros and cons to weigh

Weighing up whether to run your business through a trust in Australia? Compare the tax costs, asset protection limits, vesting dates and compliance load first.

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NFTs and intellectual property, what owning a token actually gives you intellectual property 08 Nov 2026

NFTs and intellectual property, what owning a token actually gives you

Bought an NFT thinking you own the intellectual property? Here's what an NFT sale transfers under Australian law, and the risks for buyers and sellers.

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Intellectual property licence agreements and what every clause should say intellectual property 07 Nov 2026

Intellectual property licence agreements and what every clause should say

The essential clauses of an intellectual property licence agreement explained, from exclusivity and territory to royalties, and the drafting mistakes to avoid.

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Can one person be both director and company secretary? commercial law 07 Nov 2026

Can one person be both director and company secretary?

Yes, one person can be both director and company secretary in Australia. Here's what the role involves, the duties it attracts and how to appoint or resign.

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Email marketing and the Spam Act, what Australian businesses must do commercial law 07 Nov 2026

Email marketing and the Spam Act, what Australian businesses must do

Understand the Spam Act rules for email marketing in Australia: consent, sender identification and unsubscribe duties, penalties and when to get legal help.

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Essential terms of a contract and the clauses every Australian business agreement needs commercial law 07 Nov 2026

Essential terms of a contract and the clauses every Australian business agreement needs

Essential terms of a contract, clause by clause: parties, scope, payment, termination, liability and the traps that make business agreements unenforceable.

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