What we're monitoring.
Recruitment agreements and the clauses that protect your agency's fees
What belongs in a recruitment agreement? The clauses that protect your fees: service scope, fee triggers, temp-to-perm conversions, guarantees and liability.
Read notePatents in Australia, what they are and what they protect
Wondering what a patent means in Australia? Here is what a patent protects, the four patentability tests, and how to keep your invention safe before you file.
Read noteSoftware as a service agreements and the clauses that decide the deal
What a software as a service agreement should cover: the clauses on price, data, IP and liability that decide whether the deal works for your business.
Read noteWhat counts as an offer in Australian contract law
Understand what counts as an offer in Australian contract law, the elements courts check, and the mistakes that create contracts you never meant to make.
Read noteThe clauses every consulting agreement needs
Consulting agreements decide your fees, your intellectual property and your liability. Here are the key clauses to check before you sign one.
Read noteAll rights reserved in Australia and what actually protects your IP
Does 'all rights reserved' protect your business in Australia? Not by itself. Here is what copyright, trade marks and contracts really do to secure your IP.
Read noteHow breach of confidence law works in Australia
How confidentiality law works in Australia: the three elements of a breach of confidence, where obligations come from, and the remedies a business can seek.
Read noteHow International Trade Mark Protection Works for Australian Businesses
Australian trade marks only protect you in Australia. See how international trade mark protection works, plus the Madrid System and priority deadlines.
Read noteSmall business privacy obligations and who the Privacy Act catches in 2026
Small business privacy obligations are expanding in 2026: check the $3m turnover test, the new AML/CTF duties and the penalties if you are caught.
Read noteWhy a trust is not a corporation in Australia
A trust is not a corporation in Australia: it is a relationship, not a separate legal entity. Learn the difference, how corporate trustees work, and the traps.
Read noteLegally binding contracts in Australia and the six elements of an enforceable deal
What makes a contract legally binding in Australia? The six essential elements of an enforceable deal, the common myths, and when a lawyer's review is worth it.
Read noteLawyer duties to clients, what to expect and when to act
Australian lawyers owe their clients duties of confidentiality, loyalty, competence and honesty. Here is what to expect and where those duties come from.
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