What we're monitoring.
Fit for purpose and the consumer guarantee your business cannot contract out of
Fit for purpose is a non-excludable consumer guarantee under the ACL. Who it covers, the $100,000 threshold, and the remedies when goods or services fail.
Read noteWhy small businesses fail, the avoidable legal and financial traps
Small businesses fail for avoidable reasons. Learn the financial and legal traps behind business failure in Australia and the fixes that keep you trading.
Read noteWhat to include in your business's terms and conditions
What should Australian businesses include in their terms and conditions? A clause-by-clause guide to drafting T&Cs that hold up under Australian Consumer Law.
Read noteRecruitment 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 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 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 noteMarketing emails in Australia and your legal obligations as a business
Your marketing emails in Australia must comply with the Spam Act and Privacy Act. Learn the consent, unsubscribe and penalty rules that apply to your business.
Read noteACCC v Employsure and what the regulator's unfair contract terms loss means for your contracts
ACCC v Employsure: the regulator lost its unfair contract terms case, but penalties now apply. Find out what the ruling means for your standard contracts.
Read noteBuilding consumer trust online and what the Australian Consumer Law requires
Legally building consumer trust online means accurate pricing, honest refunds and fair website terms. Here is what the Australian Consumer Law requires.
Read noteGrounds in legal agreements, what they are and why they matter
What do grounds mean in legal agreements? A plain-English guide to termination, withholding payment and Australian Consumer Law limits on one-sided clauses.
Read noteStartup legal obligations and what to plan for before you launch
Legal obligations Australian startups take on at launch: structure, registration, GST, consumer law, privacy, hiring, IP, and penalties for getting them wrong.
Read noteWhat belongs in an affiliate agreement, a clause-by-clause guide
Reviewing an affiliate agreement? Here is what each clause should cover, from commissions and brand rules to termination, plus the traps to watch out for.
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