If you have a Facebook business page, you need to read this – it may change how you view your role as page admin. Recently a landmark judgement in NSW held business owners to be responsible for third party comments on their Facebook page and groups. This decision impacts ALL Facebook page owners, but it … Read moreYour legal responsibility to moderate your Facebook Page
A new financial year is here! So, I took some time to reflect on my business, remembering where I started and how I am feeling about the next 12 months. Back in 2016, I did my first of two webinars on legal for start-ups (“Do I need legals for that?”). From that webinar and some … Read moreReflecting on Business – Then and Now – And Reframing Direction
A key tool for protecting your business ideas is a Non-Disclosure Agreement, also known as a Confidentiality Agreement. Whether you are: starting a new business creating a new project or service in your business need to talk about ideas about a new direction product or service It is really important to keep your cards close … Read moreProtect Your Business With A Non-Disclosure Agreement
Protecting intellectual property You’ve worked hard creating your business, right? It’s taken a lot of thinking and overthinking and discussion with besties and mentors to refine your business idea and to come up with that perfect business name. Right? Have you considered that your business name and logo are business assets and you need to … Read moreProtecting Your Intellectual Property In Your Business T&Cs
We all want a beautiful business, exquisitely crafted, that delivers magnificent results for our clients and gives us a wonderful life. Part of nailing business mastery is getting good at marketing what you do; the more you market, the more clients you attract. As you sit back, you let out a sigh of satisfaction, your … Read more5 Ways to Love Your Legals
Do you feel you are committed to a quote or a proposal you provided for a client? It’s important to understand that a quote is just an offer, and you can still refuse the client if it doesn’t feel like a good fit. You put time and effort into providing your scope of service and … Read moreA Quote Is An Offer, Not a Contract
A disclaimer is a statement about your capacity to provide the services that you provide. It is a statement that specifies or delimits the scope of rights of visitors to your website AND it limits your obligations as the service provider and owner of your website. You and the visitor are in a legal relationship … Read moreWhat Is A Disclaimer
Valued At Pricing “Valued At” pricing is something you will see a lot, especially online. It often looks something like this: “Purchase now for $97 (valued at $597): “Early Bird Price $97 (Value $497)” “Buy now $450 (Value $3500)” I’ll bet you’ve seen this before. You might even have done it for your own business. … Read moreThe Law About “Valued At” Pricing
You may see email signature disclaimers on a lot of business emails… do you wonder why businesses have them? Some disclaimers are very long and detailed and others are very brief. Do you need to have a disclaimer in every email you send? No, it is not a legal requirement to have an email disclaimer … Read more3 Important Reasons You Need A Disclaimer In Your Email Signature
I recently had a discovery call with a woman who wanted to start a business selling eco-friendly products. She would sell everything from reusable cups, straws, bags, healthy snacks, teas, biodegradable nappies, and more. After she came up with her idea, this lovely lady smartly decided to start her business journey by investigating any legal … Read moreHow Your Business Model Impacts Your Legals
