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Our eCommerce lawyers provide clients with website terms and conditions and other documents to support their online businesses.
Our legal team has helped online businesses follow rules with simple website terms and conditions.
We can help you to ensure your website complies with Australian law and the requirements of third-party platforms.
We help eCommerce businesses to comply with Australian consumer laws. Our team provides expert legal advice on consumer warranties, misleading advertising, return policies, consumer guarantees and faulty goods and services.
We can also provide legal representation if you have a dispute with a consumer or supplier.
eCommerce legal advice can help you navigate legal compliance and any potential legal issues that may arise. It’s important to seek expert legal advice if a regulator contacts you.
And remember, a customer complaint to trade trading or the ACCC does not mean that you have breached the law. The ACCC or the Australian Information Commissioner may contact you to investigate if they have received a complaint or noticed an error on your website.
If a customer threatens to complain or you have a data breach, contact our eCommerce lawyer for help.
Your online business is likely to need contract terms. Whether it is with suppliers, customers or other third parties, getting the right legal documents in place is important.
Our team of eCommerce lawyers can help elevate your legal documentation. Reach out to us today for a fixed fee quote so that we can help your eCommerce business.
We offer our eCommerce legal services on a fixed fee basis. Our clients know how much they will pay for our services upfront. We pride ourselves in giving our clients a positive experience and doing away with unknown legal bills.
At Prosper Law, our eCommerce lawyers have provided Australian online businesses with top-rated advice.
Take a look at our reviews and learn why clients across Australia choose us.
Our law firm packs a punch when it comes to the calibre of clients we work with. Our clients include international retailers distributors and reputable Australian brands.
Australian companies seek legal advice from Prosper Law because of our proven experience in drafting, reviewing and negotiating agreement terms.
Our lawyers have worked with aggregator sites to ensure that:
Our client had customer contract terms that were not compliant with the unfair contract terms laws. The acceptance of the contract terms was not well documented and difficult to enforce.
Our eCommerce lawyer worked with our client to:
An eCommerce lawyer can prepare exceptional website terms. However, there may be other parts of a website that do not comply with legal standards.
Our eCommerce legal team reviewed a large website that sold goods. Our review identified inconsistencies in customer messaging which had led to confusion. We also highlighted several areas that were misleading and deceptive. Our eCommerce lawyers recommended changes to improve messaging and ensure the website was compliant.
Our team of eCommerce lawyers are skilled when it comes to eCommerce and law.
Meet our team of professional contract lawyers – you’ll be glad you did.
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If you would like to contact an online lawyer, you can complete the contact form, email or phone Prosper Law. If you know you need to speak to an online lawyer, but you’re not sure exactly what your legal problem is – we can help you. Get in touch today and discover why Australian businesses choose Prosper Law’s team of lawyers.
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Yes, in Australia, businesses that sell goods or services, including eCommerce businesses, must register for an Australian Business Number (ABN). An ABN is essential for tax purposes, establishing credibility, and identifying the business owner. If you’re operating an online store, our eCommerce lawyers can guide you through the process of meeting all legal requirements, including ABN registration.
A consumer guarantee, also referred to as a statutory warranty, is a set of rights and protections provided under Australian Consumer Law (ACL) to consumers when they purchase goods or services. These guarantees ensure that goods must:
Our team of eCommerce lawyers can provide tailored eCommerce legal advice to ensure your business complies with these obligations and avoids potential disputes.
The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) requires businesses to include specific wording to inform consumers of their legal rights. For example:
Our eCommerce lawyers can help you incorporate the correct ACL wording into your website terms and conditions to ensure compliance.
We prepare a wide range of legal documents tailored to the needs of eCommerce businesses, including:
Our eCommerce legal advice ensures that your business is protected and compliant with Australian laws.
Our legal fees for preparing custom website terms and conditions typically range from $850 to $2,500 plus GST. The cost depends on the complexity of your business operations and the level of customisation required. Contact our team of eCommerce lawyers to get a detailed quote for your business.
Our team of eCommerce lawyers provide a range of legal advice to online businesses.
We provide the following online legal services:
If you are seeking legal advice for your eCommerce business, look no further than Prosper Law. Contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our e-Commerce lawyers. Take the first step towards protecting your business and your customers.
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