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Business Sale Settlement Checklist: A Guide to Sell Your Business in Sydney

Introduction Selling your business in Sydney can be a complex process, demanding careful planning and a strategic approach. For Australian business owners contemplating the sale of your business, understanding the settlement process is crucial for a smooth transaction. The settlement…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 03/04/2025
  • Blogs, Business & Commercial Law

The Dos and Don’ts of Licensing Rights For Your Business

Introduction Licensing rights are important for businesses across various industries. These rights, granted by the owner of intellectual property, dictate what another party can and cannot do with protected materials. For any business involved in licensing, understanding these rights is…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 03/04/2025
  • Blogs, Business & Commercial Law

Essential Legal Guide for Photographers and Photography Businesses in Australia

Introduction Photography is both a captivating art and a business with legal obligations. For photographers and photography businesses in Australia, understanding the legal side is important. This guide offers essential legal information for photographers and photography businesses in Australia. Running…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 03/04/2025
  • Blogs, Business & Commercial Law

How to Calculate the Goodwill When Selling Your Business

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Introduction Goodwill is a crucial intangible asset that represents the value of a business beyond its tangible assets, encompassing aspects like reputation, customer loyalty, and brand recognition. Understanding goodwill is essential for accurately valuing your business and ensuring that all…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 03/04/2025
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How Can an Escrow or Holdback Assist in a Difficult Business Sale?

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Introduction Escrow and holdback arrangements are essential tools in business sales, providing a secure framework for managing funds and ensuring that transaction terms are met before the release of assets or money. These mechanisms help mitigate risks by holding a…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 02/04/2025
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Franchising Agreement vs Licensing Agreement: Choosing the Right Path for Your Business

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Introduction Franchising and licensing are pivotal strategies for business expansion, each offering unique advantages and considerations for entrepreneurs looking to grow their ventures. Understanding the distinctions between these models is essential for making informed decisions that align with your business…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 02/04/2025
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How to Transfer Intellectual Property in a Business Sale

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Introduction Transferring intellectual property (IP) is a fundamental part of any business sale, as IP assets like trademarks, patents, and digital properties form a significant portion of a company’s value. Properly managing the transfer of these assets ensures that both…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 02/04/2025
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Do I Need a Lawyer for My Small Business?

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Introduction Starting and managing a small business involves navigating various legal challenges and requirements. Engaging a lawyer can help ensure compliance with regulations, protect intellectual property, and establish solid contracts, thereby securing the foundation of your business. Understanding when to…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 16/03/2025
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Restraint of Trade Clauses: Preventing Seller Competition After a Business Sale

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Introduction Restraint of trade clauses play a vital role in business sale agreements, ensuring that sellers do not engage in competing business activities that could undermine the value of the sale. These clauses are designed to protect legitimate business interests,…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 16/03/2025
  • Blogs, Business & Commercial Law

When to Use Earn-Out Clauses in Business Sale Agreements

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Introduction Earn-out clauses play a crucial role in business sale agreements by bridging valuation gaps between buyers and sellers. These clauses link a portion of the purchase price to the future performance of the business, ensuring that both parties have…

  • Walid Alameddine
  • 16/03/2025
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