Among other protections, the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) establishes a national framework of consumer guarantees that businesses cannot contract out of. Generally, businesses must guarantee products and services for sale, hire, or lease where the cost is less than...
Understanding share sale agreements is essential for corporate clients who navigate the sale of shares in Australian businesses. Investors and entrepreneurs should familiarise themselves with typical provisions found in share sale agreements and know important...
The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) includes a range of protections to consumers from unfair business practices, including misleading and deceptive conduct, false or misleading representations, unconscionable conduct, and even representations about country or place of...
The Australian Consumer Law, or ACL, is a national law that applies to all businesses throughout Australia. It ensures that consumers have consistent rights and that businesses have the same obligations nationwide. Where is the ACL found? The ACL is in Schedule 2 of...
Family businesses are the backbone of Australia’s economy, contributing over 70% of the nation’s GDP and employing a significant portion of the workforce. However, their long-term success can be fragile, with only a fraction operated by the third...
If you are thinking about a new venture, expanding an existing business or entering a new market, one option you might consider is to buy an established business. There are advantages and disadvantages when buying an existing business compared with starting your own....
