In Australia, it is important to understand the difference between an offer letter and an employment contract. While they might look similar, they serve distinct legal purposes and carry different
Advertising is a powerful way to reach customers, but in Australia every claim, image and testimonial you publish must satisfy strict statutory and industry-based rules. Non-compliance can trigger Australian Competition
When a business or professional provides services in Australia, an enforceable obligation arises to exercise due care and skill. This duty flows from multiple legal sources—contract law, tort law, and
When an Australian author signs a publishing agreement, they expect the publisher to honour its promises—whether that is to publish, market or pay royalties on time. But what if the
Whether you are selling goods, providing services or negotiating a complex commercial deal, warranties sit at the heart of contractual risk allocation in Australia. They determine which party wears the
Termination for convenience clauses give one party a contractual right to end the agreement without fault. They are common in government procurement, construction, technology supply, and long-term service arrangements throughout
Before an enterprise agreement can be approved, the Better Off Overall Test (BOOT) must be satisfied. This is not just a legal formality—it’s a critical step that determines whether your
Commercial lease outgoings are one of the most hotly negotiated aspects of commercial leasing in Australia. They can make or break the profitability of a tenancy and often act as
Lease incentives have become a standard bargaining chip in the competitive Australian commercial property market. Whether you are fitting out an office in Sydney’s CBD or negotiating rent for a
