What to include in your Social Media Services Agreement
We highlight some key topics for inclusion in your social media services agreement.
Creating a Sponsorship Agreement
Sponsorships can take many forms. One of the common types of sponsorship is providing products, services or money to the sponsored party in exchange for exposure of the sponsor’s business. In order to avoid disputes, such arrangements should be documented in a legally enforceable sponsorship agreement. You should negotiate and agree the terms of your…
How to Choose a Lawyer
Choosing a Lawyer can be a difficult task, especially if you’ve never had to do it before. If you have engaged a lawyer in the past, it may not even be possible to use the same one again for any number of reasons. We’ve taken some of the hard work out of it and summarised…
Do we need a Shareholders Agreement?
If you have chosen a company as your most suitable form of structuring, and you have more than one shareholder, you should consider negotiating the terms of, and entering into, a Shareholders Agreement. Whilst there is no legal requirement to have a Shareholders Agreement, taking the time to do so can avoid shareholder disputes and…
Increase to Australian Consumer Law Penalties – are you at risk?
What has changed? On 23 August 2018, the Treasury Laws Amendment (2018 Measures No. 3) Bill 2018 was passed in Federal Parliament. The Bill amended the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 such that the consumer law penalty regime now mirrors the competition law civil penalty provisions. The changes in relation to penalties, which came into…
Social Media Influencer Marketing in Australia
Social media platforms such as Instagram have provided businesses with a significant opportunity for growth. Influencer marketing on social media platforms has grown in popularity and become a common part of marketing strategies. Influencer marketing usually involves a collaboration between Brands and Influencers, whereby certain Influencers are selected to assist in the promotion of the…
What happens to your social-media accounts after you die?
Many people spend a significant amount of time on social-media during their lives, and indeed use the platforms as a personal form of storage for memories kept by previous generations in albums and boxes. The data may be of sentimental value (for example family photos and notes from friends) or financial value (for example an…
Gold Coast Wills Lawyers discuss the top reasons to reconsider your DIY Will Kit
Do-it-yourself (DIY) will kits are readily available and offer quick and cheap solutions to anyone who is interested in writing their own will. They can however cause uncertainty if they are not clearly drafted by the will maker, which can be costly for your loved ones during times of Estate Administration. Here are some serious reasons…
Sutherland Drink Driving Lawyers achieve Section 10 for Low Range PCA
In Episode 19 of the Boorman Lawyers Court Reports, we take a look at low range drink driving offence we appeared on at Sutherland Local Court where we achieved a DUI Section 10 Dismissal. DUI Video #TimeStamps 00:12 – Welcome to #BoormanLawyers Sutherland Court Video Update 00:28 – On location at Sutherland Local Court in…
Gold Coast Estate Planning Lawyers: How relationship changes affect your estate planning
A change in your personal relationships (such as marriage or divorce) can have a significant impact on your life. Similarly, it is important to consider how these changes can also impact on your estate planning. Changes in relationship status Shown in the table below are some of the common changes in relationships that an individual…