Our contract lawyers are the best in the business. Prosper Law work with some of Australia’s top professional service firms, labour hire and recruitment companies, logistics and transport businesses and many more corporate clients.Â
Our lawyers also work closely with in-house legal teams in providing contract law advice. Businesses choose Prosper Law because we are trusted, transparent and timely.
Contact our team of professionals if you want to hire an experienced contract lawyer.
Our contracts lawyers draft agreements for businesses across Australia.
We write templates and terms and conditions for software, products, corporate documents and many other contract types.
We provide user-friendly contract templates as well as one-off agreements that are specific to a deal. Our drafting style will adopt the preferred tone (friendly and simple or professional and robust) while ensuring that the agreement is legally binding.
Our lawyers negotiate contract terms to get the best outcome for our clients.
We ensure that our clients reach an acceptable position and provide advice on terms that can be changed or accepted to get the deal done.
We negotiate contract terms in a way that maintains relationships and protects our clients. We are professional and commercially aware contractual lawyers.
Many contracts will favour the party that had the contract drafted. Our contract review services make sure that the terms of the agreement reflect commercial and legal best practice.
Our aim is to end up with fair contract terms that protect your legal and commercial interests.
Our team of contract lawyers are pragmatic. We don't request unnecessary amendments. We can advise on important changes to an agreement as well as risk.
Our legal professionals provide expertly crafted contract law advice.
Disputes over contract terms are common. Our lawyers provide practical solutions-focused legal advice to resolve disputes.
Our lawyers can advise you what your contractual obligations are. We also provide help on the enforcement of contracts and contractual rights.
Our team of contract lawyers advised a business on the sale of certain assets.
The business was not being sold as a going concern. Because of this, we made the seller aware of the GST implications.
The business sale agreement was drafted to ensure that the buyer was obliged to pay GST and the purchase price excluded GST.
One of our clients, a quantity surveying firm, was in need of contract templates.
Our contract solicitor prepared an employment agreement, consulting contract, subcontract, NDA and many more templates.
We also prepared a bespoke contract negotiation guide, which the business has used to negotiate their contracts.
One of our clients needed to terminate a services contract.
We gave advice on whether and how to terminate the contract.
It was a critical part of the advice to warn our client to follow the contract procedures to ensure that they were not themselves in breach.
Our contracts legal team drafted a contract to ensure that intellectual property rights were only granted when our client was paid.
When the end customer refused to pay, we wrote to the customer advising that they were not entitled to use the drawings prepared by our client. Because the IP was critical to the end customer, they paid the outstanding invoice.
Our team of lawyers come from different industry backgrounds, and all are experienced when it comes to contract law.

Meet our team of professional contracts lawyers – you’ll be glad you did.
Farrah is our principal lawyer and has over a decade of experience working on complex contract matters for international and domestic businesses, as well as local businesses.
Micaela is your go-to for employment contract-related legal matters. If you need a new employment contract and in-depth legal advice, get in touch with Micaela.
Krystal has built her career enforcing contractual agreements, including debt recovery and commercial litigation.
Courtney has helped multinational companies with drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts. Courtney is a friendly and highly experienced lawyer.
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A contract lawyer understands the principles of this area of law. Our friendly team have significant experience across a broad range of contracts and industries. We have listed some of the types of agreements we deal with above. We have also helped with the following business contracts:
Prosper Law offer affordable fixed fee legal services. We expect our clients to shop around for an expert contract lawyer. What we offer is all of the experience plus a reasonable quote for legal services. We find that most new enquiries that obtain multiple quotes for legal work ultimately choose Prosper Law.
There is no one size fits all approach in contract law. If you have a dispute regarding contract terms or need advice regarding legal action, our team of lawyers can help. We will provide recommendations by taking into account your best interests and the circumstances surrounding the breach or legal issue.
Our employment contract lawyers can help both employers and employees with an employment contract. We help clients to prepare, review and negotiate employment contracts. Get in touch with us if you need help with employment law.
Contract disputes can come about because there is a misunderstanding or because one party has not done what they promised to do. Resolving contract disputes depends on different factors. These may include the willingness of the other party to negotiate, how likely you are to win your case and any legal avenues open.
For example, a domestic building contract dispute may need to be referred to a local building regulator.
Alternatively, you may be able to issue a letter of demand, statutory demand or apply to a Tribunal or Court to resolve the dispute.
Your first step is to hire a contract law firm. Disagreements about contract terms can have financial impacts on companies.
A expert contract lawyer can make sure you are not breaching your contract. They can also advise what your contractual rights are.
A verbal contract can be binding if it meets all the requirements of a valid contract.
It may be easier to enforce a verbal contract if the parties have behaved in a way that supports the verbal agreement. For example, by performing services, supplying goods or making payments.
You can engage our legal services for:
Our contracts are tailored to meet your requirements. If you want user-friendly, short form conditions or a long form thorough contract, we can help.
We do not provide conservative, black-letter legal advice. Instead, our commercial contract lawyer takes your commercial needs into account. We provide contracts and legal advice to assist businesses to manages risk in a way that makes business sense.
Our contract lawyer will take the time to understand your business, how your clients operate and the broader industry you operate in. This helps us to provide personalised legal advice and guidance. We ensure our clients receive legal services that genuinely meet their needs.
Every one of our team members is highly experienced in contract legal matters. When we accept new clients, we work together as a team in developing legal solutions and products for our clients. You will be assigned a dedicated contract lawyer and you will receive the collective experience of our legal team.
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