Plans, drawings, specifications and digital models are vital to any construction project. Whether you’re a builder, engineer, carpenter, designer or project owner – understanding who owns these materials is critical.
Practical completion is a critical milestone in Australian construction projects. It marks the end of most contractor obligations, triggers the release of retention money, stops liquidated damages, and starts the
When your publisher fails to pay royalties, it can cause serious disruption to your income, reputation, and creative plans. You’re not alone – many Australian authors experience delays or underpayments.
Australian creators have more than just economic rights when it comes to their work – they’re also protected by moral rights. These rights exist to uphold the personal and reputational
Entering into a commercial lease in Australia can shape cash flow, operational flexibility and long-term profitability. Hidden escalation clauses, onerous make-good requirements or one-sided relocation rights may convert an otherwise
Software as a Service (SaaS) agreements are critical for businesses using cloud-based platforms. In Australia, well-drafted SaaS contracts protect your commercial interests, manage legal risk, and ensure compliance with privacy
Self-publishing gives authors more control, freedom, and profit potential than traditional publishing. But with great freedom comes great risk – especially from scams and predatory companies targeting new or independent
Many Australian contracts include clauses that impose financial consequences if a party breaches the agreement. But not all such clauses are enforceable. If a clause is considered a penalty, it
In the fast-paced world of Australian business, negotiations often move quickly. To outline preliminary agreements before a full contract is signed, parties commonly use a Letter of Intent (LOI). But
