Posts tagged "commercial law"

What should Australian businesses do if they can’t meet their obligations under a commercial contract because of the coronavirus?

Target and Baby Bunting have been slapped on the wrist by the ACCC for selling unsafe baby products, just a day after Rod Sims said he wanted big penalties.

Tensions are running high in the world of franchising and Australia needs a new court to deal with them, according to legal and business experts.

Discount retailer The Reject Shop has been ordered to pay a penalty of $140,000 and court costs of $15,000 after Consumer Affairs Victoria dragged it to the Federal Court over concerns the labelling on "UFO" and balloon projectile toys it sold breached safety standards.

Businesses are warned to think about whether they can track who has access to their commercial data, following allegations from building sup…

By Melissa Sinopoli

Given the costs associated with working with lawyers, more and more businesses are doing what they can to save on leg…

Christmas hamper provider Chrisco acted unfairly under Australian Consumer Law with its “headstart plan”, according to a Federal Court …