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Using another company's logo on your website and what you must do first
Before using another company's logo on your website, you need its owner's permission. Here's what Australian copyright, trade mark and consumer law require.
Read noteHow to vary a contract in Australia, step by step
How to legally vary a contract in Australia: the steps, documents, consideration rules and signing authority you need to change a signed agreement safely
Read noteWhat makes a contract legally binding in Australia
Understand the essential elements of a contract in Australia, including offer, acceptance and consideration, and when you need a lawyer to review a deal.
Read noteAI liability for business mistakes and who answers when the software gets it wrong
Who is legally responsible when your business's AI makes a mistake? Consumer law, privacy and discrimination exposure explained for Australian businesses.
Read noteRemoving a beneficiary or trustee from a trust, process, powers and tax risks
Removing a beneficiary or trustee from a discretionary trust means following the deed, or the change can be void or trigger tax. How the process works.
Read noteDirectors loan accounts, how they work and when Division 7A bites
How directors loan accounts work in Australia, when Division 7A treats an unpaid loan as an unfranked dividend, and how to keep your ledger compliant.
Read noteWhen a Director Leaves, resignation, Removal and the ASIC Notification Clock
When a director leaves your company, a 28-day ASIC notification deadline decides the effective date of their exit. Here is the resignation and removal process.
Read noteHow to sign a contract, a step-by-step guide for Australian businesses
How to sign a business contract in Australia: valid electronic signatures, company execution rules, email acceptance, and the records you need to keep.
Read noteSelling Canva designs in Australia, your copyright and licence obligations
What Australian businesses must do before selling Canva designs: licence tiers, resale and logo rules, and the copyright consequences of getting it wrong.
Read noteLegal foundations that give Australian startups a competitive edge
Legal strategies that give Australian startups a competitive edge: choosing structure, founder terms, contracts, IP, privacy and hiring under current law.
Read noteDerivative Action in Australia, when a Shareholder Can Sue on the Company's Behalf
A derivative action lets Australian shareholders sue on the company's behalf when the board won't act. Here's how the Corporations Act leave process works.
Read noteMaster services agreements, what they are and how they work
A master services agreement sets the framework for an ongoing business relationship. Here is how MSAs work with statements of work and SLAs in Australia.
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