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The six elements of a legally binding contract in Australia commercial law 01 Sep 2026

The six elements of a legally binding contract in Australia

Six elements make a contract legally binding in Australia: offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, certainty, capacity, legality. How each works.

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How Australian startups can negotiate better deals commercial law 01 Sep 2026

How Australian startups can negotiate better deals

Practical negotiation strategies for Australian startups: prepare before talks, trade terms not price, and avoid legal traps that can undo a signed deal.

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Photography contracts in Australia and the clauses that decide who owns your images commercial law 01 Sep 2026

Photography contracts in Australia and the clauses that decide who owns your images

A clause-by-clause guide to Australian photography contracts: who owns the images, how deposits and cancellations work, and the consumer law traps to avoid.

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Launching NFTs in Australia, who owns the art, what buyers get and what you can promise intellectual property 31 Aug 2026

Launching NFTs in Australia, who owns the art, what buyers get and what you can promise

Launching an NFT project in Australia? Who owns the artwork, what buyers can do with it and what you can promise without breaching consumer law, explained.

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ACL fit for purpose and what suppliers must do when goods or services don't do the job consumer law 31 Aug 2026

ACL fit for purpose and what suppliers must do when goods or services don't do the job

Under the ACL, goods and services must be fit for the customer's stated purpose. Learn who the guarantee covers, when you are liable, and how to comply.

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Financial forecasts in a capital raising or business sale and proving reasonable grounds commercial law 30 Aug 2026

Financial forecasts in a capital raising or business sale and proving reasonable grounds

Financial forecasts for investors or buyers? The ACL requires reasonable grounds for every claim. Learn the duties, the reverse onus and compliance steps.

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Defined terms in contracts, what they are and why they matter commercial law 30 Aug 2026

Defined terms in contracts, what they are and why they matter

Defined terms in contracts explained: what they are, how to draft them, how Australian courts interpret them, and the traps that cost businesses money.

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Contacted by a debt collector and how to respond to a business debt commercial law 30 Aug 2026

Contacted by a debt collector and how to respond to a business debt

Contacted by a debt collector about a business debt? Learn how to verify the debt, check limitation periods and respond without restarting the clock.

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Anatomy of a long-term contract and the clauses to check before signing a multi-year deal commercial law 30 Aug 2026

Anatomy of a long-term contract and the clauses to check before signing a multi-year deal

Long-term contracts in Australia lock in years of revenue, but only if the clauses hold up. We dissect the essential clauses to check before you sign.

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Door-to-door sales in Australia and your unsolicited consumer agreement obligations consumer law 30 Aug 2026

Door-to-door sales in Australia and your unsolicited consumer agreement obligations

Running door-to-door sales in Australia triggers the ACL's unsolicited consumer agreement rules. Learn the permitted hours, cooling-off period and penalties.

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Quick legal wins and low-cost fixes that grow your Australian business safely commercial law 29 Aug 2026

Quick legal wins and low-cost fixes that grow your Australian business safely

Low-cost legal fixes for Australian businesses that cut risk and build trust: registrations, contracts, consumer law, privacy and IP steps you can action now.

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Standard terms and conditions, a clause-by-clause guide for Australian businesses commercial law 28 Aug 2026

Standard terms and conditions, a clause-by-clause guide for Australian businesses

What each clause in your standard terms should do, the traps that make clauses unenforceable, and the unfair contract term rules Australian businesses face.

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