Selling a business in Australia can be one of the most significant financial and professional milestones for a business owner. However, it’s also an area where legal risks can quickly
Website terms and conditions are meant to protect your business, but mistakes in drafting or overlooking key issues can do the opposite. Many businesses rely on copied templates, forget to
Sophie* was a popular Australian lifestyle influencer. She had over 200,000 followers, and a lot of them had followed her for years. One day, she partnered with a skincare brand
From July 2025, Google is indexing public Instagram and Facebook posts, Reels, and carousels from professional accounts, your business’s social media content is more visible than ever. This increased reach
Creating clear, legally enforceable terms of use isn’t just a legal formality – it’s a powerful tool that protects your business online. Whether you run an eCommerce store, SaaS platform,
Advertising health and wellness products in Australia is a high-stakes activity. Whether you’re a startup promoting natural supplements or a global brand marketing medical devices, you must comply with strict
Comparative advertising – where businesses promote their products by comparing them to competitors – is a bold and often effective marketing tool. However, under Australian law, it comes with strict
Social media influencers must comply with advertising standards, disclosure requirements, and consumer protection laws. In Australia, social media influencers need to understand their obligations under the Australian Consumer Law and
Website terms and conditions act as a contract between a business and its users – but not all terms are legally binding. For your website’s terms to be enforceable under
