For years, privacy compliance has been treated as something to deal with later. That approach is no longer safe. From January 2026, the OAIC will begin formal compliance reviews of privacy policies, focusing on whether they actually match how businesses collect and use personal information. This shift signals a clear move from education to enforcement under the Privacy Act.

A strong brand helps your business stand out, but it also needs legal protection. This guide explains what trademarks do, when you should register one, and how the process works so you can protect what you are building with confidence.

Small risks turn into big disputes when no one spots the warning signs. Learn the five legal red flags that often appear early in client projects, and how timely advice can keep things moving without avoidable trouble.

Australia’s Privacy Act is set for major reform. Stronger consent rules, bigger fines, and new rights for individuals are on the way. Learn what IT providers and businesses should do now to prepare.

A lost USB, a hacked email, or a simple mistake can quickly turn into a legal headache. Find out how to spot the signs and act fast.

Most people think a signed contract is enough. But for developers, SaaS founders, and digital agencies, vague or recycled contracts can lead to costly problems. Here are three key areas where tech agreements often go wrong and how to fix them.

Someone’s using a name that sounds just like yours. Customers are getting confused. Here's why locking in your IP early can save your brand and your reputation.

In Part Two of our startup IP series, we uncover three costly intellectual property mistakes that many startups unknowingly make. Discover how to build IP strategy as a commercial advantage, not just a legal formality.

Early-stage startups often fall into avoidable IP traps. In Part One of our guide, we break down two critical mistakes that could threaten your funding, growth, and IP strategy—and show you how to avoid them.