At minimum: standard client terms or a service agreement, a supplier agreement, NDAs, website and privacy policies, and a compliant invoice/payment clause set. Many businesses also need subcontractor terms, IP assignments, and loan/security documents. I’ll map your operations and prioritize what delivers the most risk reduction and value first.
They set clear rules for use, limit liability, define IP and content permissions, and ensure your handling of personal information complies with privacy laws. For eCommerce, they also clarify pricing, delivery, returns, and warranties under the ACL. I tailor these to your business model and update them as your offerings evolve.
Use an NDA before sharing non-public information with potential partners, investors, suppliers, or contractors. It should define confidential information, purpose, permitted disclosures, security obligations, duration, and remedies. I keep NDAs concise but effective, so they’re easy to deploy without negotiation-heavy delays.
Standard terms speed onboarding and reduce legal spend over time. They create consistency in risk allocation, IP ownership, payment timing, and dispute processes. When a deal is more complex, you can attach a tailored SOW while keeping your core protections intact. I design terms and playbooks that your team can run with.
Include explicit IP assignment and moral rights consent clauses, define deliverables, address pre-existing IP, and specify license terms where needed. I ensure your contractor agreements secure ownership without stifling practical collaboration.
Often yes. A properly drafted security interest and PPSR registration can protect your position if a customer becomes insolvent. I prepare the security documentation and lodge the registrations so your interests rank correctly.
Yes. Fixed scope options for core contracts (service terms, supplier terms, NDAs, privacy/website policies) and for bespoke agreements. You’ll know inclusions, timelines, and pricing upfront.