It is no surprise that more and more Australian business owners are arranging to have their goods manufactured in China. As an Australian business owner, if you are considering importing goods from China, you may need a manufacturing agreement. China…
Every franchising agreement follows the Franchising Code of Conduct. The code dictates the rights and responsibilities of the franchisor and franchisee but does not set out the Ts and Cs of the agreement itself. Although the code contains disclosure requirements…
A Non Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is an essential legal document for your startup. During your startup journey, you are going to be speaking to a large number of people about your idea, aspirations and what makes your business unique. While an…
If you provide services to a client, you should ask them to sign a client agreement. This is a contract that sets out the terms and conditions on which you will provide your services. For example, payment, the type of…
Starting a small business is never easy. It takes hard work, investment, and significant effort. So, it is only natural that small business owners feel extremely proud when their new business is not only profitable but growing. Yet, a growing…
Licensing your intellectual property (IP) can be a commercially beneficial opportunity for your business. As a licensor, you can licence your IP to other businesses or individuals. If you are considering licensing your IP, you should also consider the rights…
Drafting a clear refund policy can help you manage your customers at what can be a difficult stage of the buyer journey. With this in mind, it’s important to consider a number of factors to ensure that you draft a…
If you are an employer, protecting your business and taking care of your employees is a priority. If you want to settle a dispute with an employee or formalise the end of an agreement that has not yet come to…
Drafting an Employment Agreement is extremely important for establishing the relationship between the employer and the employees. It is not only useful for defining the position and duties of the role; it also imposes certain rules and obligations on both…
When you’re drafting your business’ Sales Terms and Conditions, it’s very important that you include a clause entitled ‘Orders’. This clause simply refers to the actual request of a consumer for a product or service to be provided by a…
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