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How to Use Facebook Ads

Facebook ads are a useful way to reach thousands of potential customers online. Find out about how to use Facebook ads.

There are a range of mistakes made when applying for a patent. This articles outlines these mistakes and discusses why they should be avoided.

The legal definition of a consumer has undergone recent legislative changes that help to modernise consumer law.

Looking to pursue your passion for music and make profit at the same time? Find out the 6 steps on how to start a musical instrument business.

A company’s reputation can be severely damaged when caught for deceiving customers. Find out how to avoid misleading or deceptive conduct.

Understanding your legal rights regarding patent infringement is an important tool to enforce your patents protection. Read more here.

Multiple pricing is not legal under Australian Consumer Law. However, not all forms of multiple pricing will result in civil penalties.

JobKeeper subsidy assisted businesses who were negatively affected by COVID-19. Find out whether your business should repay JobKeeper.

Setting up an eCommerce store can be the key to success for your beauty business. Find out more about how to start an online beauty business.

NFTs are receiving a lot of attention recently as the new craze of the art world. But what exactly are they?

Workplace harassment is more common than many people realise. Find out how you can manage and prevent it in this guide.

From 1 July 2021, rules around superannuation, tax and medicare are set to change. Read more about these changes here.

Superannuation is set to change from 1 July 2021 – find out about the changes and how to ensure your business is compliant here.

Restrictive covenants in employment contracts are a great way to protect the legitimate interests of your business. Learn more here.

Yes, you can sue for disappointment. The High Court has recently expanded the categories that a claim for disappointment may arise in.

Breaching Australian Consumer Law can result in criminal offences. However, only severely serious conduct will amount to a criminal offence.

The ATO have decided that bitcoin is not a foreign currency. Read on to find out more about bitcoins impact on income taxation laws.

The Internet of Toys refers to internet-powered children’s toys. Find out about the legal risks to privacy, safety and data protection here.