Contract a supplier to deliver work for you
Contract a supplier to deliver work for you We draft the agreement that defines what done looks like, and what happens if it isn’t. When you pay someone to deliver something, the contract is the only agreed description of what you are buying. If it does not say clearly what done looks like, the supplier […]
ADLV Law chats with Tax Talks about Unfair contract terms
Business owners should be aware of changes to Australian Consumer Law that have focused on Unfair Contract Terms. What is an unfair contract term? And what can you do to ensure your business complies? In an episode of Tax Talks, ADLV Law will walk you through the history of Australian Consumer Law unfair contract term […]
eSports: Are you thinking of entering the sponsorship game?
If you’ve been sponsoring sports teams and events as part of your marketing spend – maybe it’s time to move to warp speed, and consider eSports! The world is your virtual oyster.
How to effectively limit your liability
Limitation of liability clauses are a great way for parties to a contract to limit, manage or allocate risk between them.
How do I protect my ‘ideas’?
Most people realise the importance of protecting their Intellectual Property. But ‘ideas’ and ‘concepts’ aren’t a form of IP, as there is no ‘property’ capable of being protected. Don’t despair, there are ways to protect and exploit your interests.
Take-it or leave-it (or perhaps ‘void-it’)? Some things to consider in your Website Development Agreements
Website developers understand very clearly the notion of the ‘information architecture’ of a website, yet not all of them get it when it comes to the architecture of the service agreement they enter with their clients
What should be in a ‘Heads of Agreement’?
Businesses often enter into ‘heads of agreement’, ‘letters of intent’, or a ‘memorandum of understanding’ in the course of negotiating a deal, often without input from a lawyer. So which of these are binding, and which aren’t?