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Did you know there is legislation governing the use of the term “ANZAC”?

In the lead up to Anzac day its important to note that if you are contemplating running a promotion or event incorporating the word "ANZAC" that you comply with the legal requirements for use of this...

$500,000 fine for failure to comply with mandatory standards

Netherlands, a front runner in child labour prevention

Recently the Dutch senate established itself as a progressive frontrunner in combating child labour practices in global supply chains by voting to adopt the Child Labour Due Diligence Bill. The...

Lease renewals – Why timing is everything!

Just because there’s an option in your lease to roll over, is it really the best option for your business?The question “Should I stay or should I go?” is one that should be considered carefully, even...

Are you protecting your customers data? Why data privacy is so critical to the customer experience.

If you think about the number of ‘junk’ emails you receive from the countless companies you have ‘subscribed’ to over the years, how many emails would that be? In being subscribed to these newsletters...

Key takeaways for businesses from the ACCC Digital Platforms Inquiry

On the 26 July 2019 the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) released the final report into the Digital Platforms Inquiry. Prompted by the rise of advertising on digital platfor...

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Why businesses are investing in legal operations

As the retail space becomes increasingly complex, more and more retailers are turning to legal operations to safeguard their business from costly mishaps. How can Legal Operations help? Legal...

Are your ads misleading? Samsung in court over water- resistant phone ads

On the 4 July 2019, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has lodged proceedings against Samsung with the Federal Court of Australia, alleging that Samsung Galaxy phone advertiseme...

$1.95 million penalty for misrepresenting consumer guarantees

The purpose of the Australian Consumer Law is to protect consumer interests by keeping businesses accountable. This extends to a broad range of protections including but not limited to unfair contract...

Toughening Gift Card Consumer Laws

Last year, NSW legislation came into effect requiring gift cards to have a minimum expiry period of 3 years. In a similar vein, Federal legislation passed on 25 October 2018, amending the Compet...

Do you sell gift cards? New Australia-wide laws may soon apply

The Australian Government recently released an exposure draft of the Competition and Consumer Amendment (Gift Cards) Bill 2018 (the Bill) for public consultation. If the Bill is passed, retailers and...

Top 3 tips for running a sales promotion (legally)

Retailers and businesses need to be quick when it comes to planning and executing sales promotions in a fast paced consumer goods market. However, it is important to take the time to consider wh...

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Did you know there is legislation governing the use of the term “ANZAC”?

Netherlands, a front runner in child labour prevention

Lease renewals – Why timing is everything!

Are you protecting your customers data? Why data privacy is so critical to the customer experience.

Key takeaways for businesses from the ACCC Digital Platforms Inquiry

Why businesses are investing in legal operations

Are your ads misleading? Samsung in court over water- resistant phone ads

$1.95 million penalty for misrepresenting consumer guarantees

Toughening Gift Card Consumer Laws

Top 3 must-read articles for retailers!

Do you sell gift cards? New Australia-wide laws may soon apply

Top 3 tips for running a sales promotion (legally)

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