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READ MORESmall business facing 'contract shock'
Small businesses across Australia could face a shock if new contract laws passed by the Turnbull government late last year wrong-foot small companies, after the new regulations received little public attention.
According to Brisbane-based firm Paxton-Hall lawyers, “all small businesses across the country could find themselves left with defective contracts” if they failed to follow the amendment to the consumer laws.
Read the full story at Business Spectator.
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