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Click here for Paul Brennan's new book on intellectual property:
Easy IP
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Interview: Paul Brennan
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Business Contracts and Advice
We advise on your commercial deals including:
- Start ups
- Contracts and agreements
- Business structures
- Shareholders and partnership agreements
- Franchising
- Intellectual property
Businesses can avoid pain by documenting deals and other legal arrangements.
Speak to us before entering a legal arrangement.
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Paul Discusses with Phil Dobbie of BTalk Australia the 7 Greatest Legal Mistakes in a Recession
Paul talks with Phil Dobbie of bNet: When partnerships turn bad
If you are in a legal hole stop digging.
Paul Brennan - 10 Greatest Legal Mistakes in Business... and How to avoid them.
In this audio CD and eBook Paul has numbered the most common legal mistakes in business from 1-10.. Everyone in business should at least know the common legal pitfalls as it may help to avoid them.
Click here for extract from eBook listing the 10 Greatest Mistakes in Business
Franchising
We cover the legal areas of franchising and IPR (trade marks, copyright etc.).
If you are thinking about franchising your business but are not sure, then don't, as the entire process is a pain in the neck.
However, if you have true grit, are ready to weather intrusive government legislation and mounds of paperwork you can signifcantly increase your business profits and value of your business while protecting your assets.
An easy first step is registering your brand logo as a trade mark.