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Ecommerce & Retail

Ecommerce & Retail

Starting a business in the Australian Ecommerce and Retail sectors can be really exciting, but it also comes with its challenges. That’s why having the right legal protections is key to your success. These protections help you follow Australian Consumer Law, which includes rules about returns, warranties, advertising, and product safety. Without these protections, you could face expensive legal problems, fines, or damage to your reputation. 

A good legal setup also helps you handle contracts with suppliers, employees, and customers. Well-written agreements reduce risks, make everyone’s roles clear, and protect your business. This lets you focus on growing and improving your business. By sorting out these legal needs from the start, you can avoid issues that might disrupt your business and set yourself up for success in the competitive Ecommerce and Retail markets. 

As commercial lawyers, we work with many different types of retail businesses, including those selling electronics, home goods, furniture, groceries, clothing, and more. Whether you’re starting an online store or a physical shop, having the strong backing of a law firm is crucial for your startups long-term success. 

What We Do

Business Structure Advice

We guide you in choosing the right structure for your Ecommerce or Retail business, whether it’s a sole trader, partnership, company, or trust.

Company Incorporation

We manage seamless ASIC registration and assist with obtaining your ABN, TFN, and GST registration, crucial for any retail or online business.

Legal Documents

We prepare tailored constitutions, shareholder agreements, and partnership agreements to protect your interests and support your business growth

Intellectual Property Protection

We offer expert trademark registration and protection for your brand, product designs, and creative content, ensuring your unique offerings are safeguarded.

Regulatory Compliance

We ensure you meet all necessary licensing, permit requirements, and consumer protection laws specific to Ecommerce and Retail.

Contracts and Agreements

We draft and review essential contracts with suppliers, customers, and service providers, ensuring your business operations run smoothly and securely.

Our Services

  • Terms and Conditions
  • Refund and Return policy
  • Shareholders Agreements
  • ASIC Registration
  • ABN, TFN, and GST Registration
  • Partnership Agreements
  • Employment Contracts
  • Service Agreements

FAQs

What is the best business structure for my Ecommerce/Retail startup?

The ideal business structure depends on your specific circumstances and goals. Common options include sole trader, partnership, company, and trust. We provide personalised advice to help you choose the best structure, considering factors like liability, taxation, and control.

Company incorporation involves registering with ASIC, obtaining an ABN, TFN, and GST registration—essentials for any Ecommerce or Retail business. We handle all these processes to ensure your setup is smooth and fully compliant.

Protecting your brand, products, and designs is crucial in the competitive Ecommerce and Retail landscape. Our trademark registration services ensure your intellectual property is safeguarded from potential infringements.

Australian Consumer Law provides important protections for consumers and places obligations on businesses. We help ensure your business complies with these laws, including accurate product descriptions, fair trading practices, and clear return policies, to avoid legal issues and maintain customer trust.

The licences and permits required depend on your business activities, such as online sales or physical retail. Common examples include business licenses, industry-specific permits, and consumer law compliance. We help identify and secure all necessary approvals for your business.

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Please be advised, Allied Legal does not provide services in loans, family law, criminal law, or migration law.