In the rapidly evolving world of online business, navigating the legal landscape can be complex and challenging. At Fresco Law, we provide legal services tailored to the unique needs of e-commerce businesses. Our goal is to protect your digital enterprise, ensuring compliance, safeguarding intellectual property, and mitigating risks.

Here are some of the ways we can help with your e-commerce business:


Some of the services we provide clients relating to e-commerce

  • Drafting and reviewing terms and conditions, privacy policies, and user agreements
  • Negotiating and structuring vendor and supplier contracts.
  • Ensuring compliance with Australian consumer law and international regulations.
  • Registering and enforcing trademarks and copyrights.
  • Advising on domain name disputes and cybersquatting issues.
  • Protecting your brand and digital assets from infringement.

Key Points to Know

  1. Online businesses frequently engage in various digital contracts with customers, suppliers, and partners. Ensuring these contracts are well-drafted and legally enforceable is essential to protect your interests and avoid disputes.
  2. Consumer protection laws, which regulate product descriptions, pricing, return policies, are particularly relevant for e-commerce businesses. In this regard, the central law regulating consumer protections is the Australian Consumer Law that applies in the same way nationally and in each state and territory. Non-compliance can lead to significant reputional, legal and financial repercussions.
  3. Online advertising must comply with laws regarding truthfulness, non-deceptive practices, and specific regulations for email marketing and online promotions. Understanding these rules helps avoid fines and maintains a positive brand image.

FAQs

Your terms and conditions should cover user conduct, payment terms, return and refund policies, liability limitations, and dispute resolution mechanisms. They should be clear and accessible to users.

When selling internationally, consider compliance with local consumer laws, data protection regulations, tax obligations, and customs requirements. Understanding these factors can help you avoid legal pitfalls and expand your market successfully.

A cookie policy informs users about the use of cookies on your site, explaining what data is collected, how it’s used, and how users can manage their cookie preferences. It’s helpful for transparency and legal compliance.

An acceptable use policy outlines the rules for how users can interact with your website. It includes guidelines on prohibited activities such as spamming, hacking, and posting inappropriate content. This policy helps maintain a safe and respectful environment for all users and protects your site from misuse.

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