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As in-house counsel, it is essential to ensure your business contracts do not contain unfair contract terms. Consumers and small businesses are protected from such terms under the Australian Consumer Law, and if your business is not compliant, you risk severe penalties and reputational damage.
To help you protect your business, Stephen Drysdale (Senior Lawyer) and Tim Jones (Lawyer) discuss:
+ what are unfair contract terms (UCT) and recent changes;
+ which contracts UCT apply to;
+ examples of UCT;
+ practical tips; and
+ consequences of non-compliance.
About Stephen Drysdale
Stephen is a Senior Lawyer in LegalVision’s Corporate and Commercial team. He works closely with startups, SMEs, and enterprise clients to provide commercially pragmatic advice and assist them in complying with regulations that apply to their businesses. He is qualified and has a practising certificate in New Zealand and Australia.
About Tim Jones
Tim is a Lawyer in LegalVision’s Employment, Corporate and Commercial teams. Tim works closely with startups, SMEs and enterprise clients. Tim has experience working with clients from diverse backgrounds, having lived and worked in regional New South Wales, the Netherlands and Chile.
Visit legalvision.com.au or call 1300 544 755 to contact our team.
00:00 Intro
01:45 Understanding UCTs
04:03 Applicable Contracts
09:01 Examples of UCTs
15:41 Fujifilm Case
17:29 Practical Tips
22:39 Consequences of UCTs
26:47 Key Takeaways
28:21 Pub
28:44 Event
29:02 Membership
30:24 Q&A
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