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Greyson Legal explains how rent reviews work in commercial leases — fixed, CPI, and market rent reviews — and what business owners in Queensland need to know before signing.

In commercial leasing, the make good clause is one of the most misunderstood (and expensive) obligations for tenants. Here’s what business owners need to know before signing or ending a lease. Greyson Legal explains “make good” clauses in commercial leases – what they mean, common disputes, and how to avoid costly reinstatement surprises when your lease ends.

When negotiating a commercial lease, it is important to also understand and budget for the costs of outgoings. Greyson Legal explains commercial lease outgoings – what they cover, how they’re calculated, and how to avoid disputes. Learn what every Queensland business owner should know.

Leasing a property is one of the most important steps for any business owner. Whether you are setting up a new office, opening a warehouse, or expanding into new premises, your lease agreement will directly affect your financial security and business flexibility. Greyson Legal explains everything business owners need to know about commercial leases in Queensland – key terms, risks, and why legal advice matters.

Contracts are the backbone of every transaction and partnership. They define the rights, responsibilities, and expectations of all parties. Obtaining contract law advice before signing is crucial.

Protecting your ideas, creations, and innovations is essential in today’s competitive world. Intellectual property (IP) represents the value of your unique work, and without proper safeguards, it can be copied, stolen, or misused. This guide will walk you through practical steps to secure your IP and ensure your rights are respected.

In Australia, employers usually own copyright in works created by employees during their job, under the Copyright Act 1968. However, exceptions apply, especially with contractors or unclear job roles. Clear contracts and IP clauses help prevent disputes and protect business interests.

Copyright infringement in Australia occurs when protected works are used without permission. This includes copying music, images, or text. Know the rules to avoid legal risk and respect creators’ rights.

Intellectual property (IP) encompasses the creations of the mind, including inventions, literary and artistic works, designs, symbols,...

One of the key advantages of joining a franchise system is the comprehensive support offered by the franchisor. Unlike starting an...

When considering a franchise, one document stands out: the franchise agreement. This contract defines the rights and responsibilities of...

The world of franchising offers an exciting opportunity for many entrepreneurs. However, navigating the complexities of this venture can...

Entering the world of franchising can be an exciting venture, especially in Australia, where the franchise sector has seen remarkable...

When you think about buying a franchise in Australia, one key factor to consider is brand recognition. With so many franchises available...

In the digital age, social media has revolutionized communication, marketing, and public discourse. Platforms like Instagram, Facebook,...

The common law tort of passing off is a legal action designed to address the situation where there is a wrongful use by person “A” of...

Entering the world of franchising can be a rewarding way to own and operate a business with the backing of an established brand. However,...

Use of the hashtag symbol (#) in social media and relationship to Intellectual Property

A domain name is part of the “Domain Name System” (DNS) which provides people with an online address linked to an internet website. In...

Did you know that in Australia Business Name registration with ASIC does not provide any proprietary rights in the name, only...