Specialist E-Commerce Lawyer
As a specialist E-commerce lawyer with expertise in online consumer law and retail terms, we get the fast-moving nature of the industry and the need for quick response times. We’re easy to deal with because we skip the legal jargon and communicate with you clearly and promptly so you get the most practical and cost-effective solutions. With extensive experience in online business law, our team of E-commerce lawyers across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane make it easier than ever for you to sell your goods and services on the internet. Speak to an E-commerce lawyer from Gladwin Legal today.
Expert E-Commerce Legal Advice
An E-Commerce Lawyer understands that protecting the privacy & data for business as you grow online is paramount to success, as is knowing your obligations and rights as an online seller.
Gladwin Legal’s E-Commerce Lawyers Can Assist You With:
- Website terms and conditions
- Online shopping terms and conditions
- Online shipping/delivery policies
- Online return policies
- Privacy policies
- Contracts
Our E-commerce lawyers can also draft privacy policies and legal documents in consideration of any global markets you may sell to outside of Australia, so you get complete peace of mind.
Looking for assistance with your IT Agreements, such as website platforms, licences or hosting agreements? We can help with those too!
E-Commerce Law for Online Retailers
In this modern age, businesses need to embrace technology and the Internet to grow. With more and more customers looking online to make a purchase, it is more important than ever for retailers to get their online legal documents in excellent shape with clear, unambiguous policies. We provide legal guidance for all online and Amazon sellers and digital marketplace operators. This includes drafting a range of agreements and contracts relevant to your operations as well as assist with any LMCT promotions and competitions that are run online.
Our E-commerce lawyers are experts in the E-commerce retail space and will make sure your online marketplace complies with the Australian Consumer Law and the Privacy Act. From basic commercial website terms and conditions to shopping terms for fashion retailers and terms of use for online service providers such as voucher or dating websites, we can assist. Having helped E-commerce retailers all over Australia, you can count on Gladwin Legal for carefully drafted privacy policies and terms and conditions for online shopping websites.
Fast, Effective and Affordable Online Legal Advice
Unlike traditional lawyers, we are specialists in commercial law. As a leading E-commerce lawyer, we offer tailored E-commerce law packages so you can get legal advice on demand that won’t cost you an arm and a leg.
We’re all about supporting Australian retailers online, so you can feel confident you’re getting the best advice at the best price without the long wait times.
Don’t leave your online business liable! Ensure you’ve got all your bases covered and that you’re meeting your legal obligations as an E-commerce retailer by contacting Gladwin Legal today.
For a free consultation with an E-commerce lawyer, get in touch with Gladwin Legal today on 1300 033 934.
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that transparency and clarity in costs and legal fees is important to every business. For this reason, we offer fixed fees where possible, including for reviewing or drafting your retail agreements, such as your sales and POS terms and conditions or returns policies.
As regulatory compliance is a broad practice area, the cost of our services can vary depending on the scope of your matter. For advisory matters, we suggest getting in touch with us and we can provide an estimate of costs.
We can assist in the very early stages of establishing your business to draft compliant legal documents from the get-go, or you can engage us any time to review your existing practices.
We generally recommend annual reviews as the Australian Consumer Law is often changing.
The short answer is, most likely yes. If your store staff have made a representation to a customer that a product can do something or is suitable for their particular needs, then it is likely the case that you will be liable if the product does not meet those needs, under the Australian Consumer Law. There have been a number of cases where retailers have been hit with ACCC penalties for this kind of conduct so it is important to train your staff in compliance.
We offer compliance training and can draft easy-to-understand staff guidelines. If you are interested, contact us for a fixed fee quote.
