A business contract is a written document that sets out the terms of an agreement between two or more businesses. Many of the documents on the LegalVision database are business contracts. Some examples include the: Service Agreement; Contractors Agreement; and…
The biggest dilemma faced by infant companies is a lack of operational cashflow. Setting up a new business offering and effectively launching it onto the market is a tremendous undertaking. It takes considerable time, effort and above all, money to…
As a business owner, you may be in the process of entering into, or negotiating the terms of, a contract and have documented the key terms of agreement. You do not necessarily need a contract in place to make an…
In most contracts, it is wise to make sure you include a dispute resolution clause. While certain contractual terms are more obvious as to why they require more stringent drafting, most people are quick to include dispute resolution clauses as…
There are many different types of business contracts. What you need to include in a business contract depends largely on 5 factors. These factors are outlined below. What is the purpose? The first thing you need to consider is the…
Most employers are familiar with clauses that restrict an employee’s ability to compete with or solicit clients, suppliers or staff during employment and post-termination. These clauses are known as restraint of trade clauses. Although not always enforceable, including such a…
The Client: An ASX50 company The Objective: Complete a high-profile, $120 million transition of the client’s business structure The Challenge: Minimise and manage commercial and legal risks while avoiding a blowout of legal fees The Solution: An integrated approach, led…
So, you have set up your website and social media, hired employees and designed a unique logo. Your brand is really coming together. Your trading name, logo and designs all form part of your intellectual property, a valuable part of…
Businesses have gone to great lengths to protect their sensitive information in our current information economy. One way businesses have protected their confidential information is through confidentiality agreements. Put simply, non-disclosure agreements (NDA) are legally binding contracts that prevent parties…
For any legal contract, the devil is often in the details. For example, when you draft non-disclosure agreements, you must include terms that adequately protect your business’ confidential information. Without proper consideration of the terms in your non-disclosure agreement (NDA),…
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