Aidan Watt

Lawyer

Biography

Aidan is a lawyer at Sprintlaw.

A highly experienced commercial and corporate lawyer, his specialisations include corporate law, franchise law, intellectual property law as well as data and privacy law.

Aidan’s professional experience is deeply rooted in commercial law. He has experience working at both a market-leading corporate firm and a specialist intellectual property law firm. After completing his law and arts degree, Aidan worked as a legal intern at a well established law firm.

In 2020, Aidan joined the Sprintlaw team. With a strong foundation in commercial law, Aidan delivers expert legal advice and innovative solutions.

Education

Bachelor of Laws (2018), University of Wollongong

Bachelor of Arts (2018), University of Wollongong

Professional Membership

Admitted to the Supreme Court of NSW

Member of the NSW Law Society

Service Expertise

Business Set Up Consumer Law Commercial Leases & Contracts Data & Privacy Digital Marketing & Advertising eCommerce Employment Law Intellectual Property Startups Not-for-Profits & Charities Creative & Entertainment Software & IT Business Sales Regulatory Compliance

Aidan Watt's
Articles & Guides

What Is A Deed Of Waiver, Release & Indemnity? (2026 Updated)

You’ve probably seen a “waiver” pop up when you’re signing up for something that carries a bit of risk - a gym membership, an event registration, a contractor coming on-site, or a...

6 January 2025

When Do You Need Credit Application Terms? (2026 Updated)

Offering credit can be a great way to win bigger customers, secure repeat orders, and smooth out cashflow for your clients. But it also comes with a very real risk: getting paid...

6 January 2025

Information Memorandum Disclaimers: What You Need To Know (2026 Updated)

If you’re raising capital, selling a business, or bringing in strategic partners, you’ll probably hear the term “information memorandum” (often shortened to “IM”). It can feel like a straightforward marketing document -...

6 January 2025

Ending A Contract With A Deed Of Termination (2026 Updated)

Sometimes contracts end exactly how you planned: the project wraps up, everyone gets paid, and you go your separate ways. Other times, you and the other party hit a point where continuing...

6 January 2025

Why Do You Need A Cleaner Service Agreement? (2026 Updated)

Running a cleaning business can feel refreshingly straightforward: you quote the job, turn up on time, do great work, and get paid. But in practice, cleaning work often sits right at the...

6 January 2025

What Is A Deed of Guarantee & Indemnity? (2026 Updated)

If you’re being asked to sign a Deed of Guarantee & Indemnity, it’s normal to feel a bit uneasy. It often shows up right when you’re trying to secure something important for...

6 January 2025

Registering A Business Name: What You Need To Know (2026 Updated)

Choosing a business name is one of the most exciting parts of starting a new venture. It’s the label that will end up on your website, invoices, social profiles, packaging, and (hopefully)...

6 January 2025

Do You Run An Online Directory? Here’s Why Your Terms & Conditions Matter (2026 Updated)

Running an online directory can feel like a “simple” business model at first: list businesses, help users find what they need, and (ideally) monetise through subscriptions, featured listings, or ads. But directories...

5 January 2025

The Importance Of Online Hire Agreements (2026 Updated)

If you hire out equipment, vehicles, tools, party gear, tech, or even short-term use of specialist assets, chances are your customers want to book quickly and pay online. That’s where online hire...

5 January 2025

When Do You Need A Memorandum Of Understanding? (2026 Updated)

You’ve probably been in this situation: you’ve had a few good meetings, everyone seems aligned, and you’re ready to “put something in writing” before you spend more time (or money) on the...

5 January 2025

Do You Need Competition Terms & Conditions? (2026 Updated)

Running a giveaway can feel like the fastest way to build hype around your brand. Maybe you’re launching a new product, trying to grow your email list, or rewarding loyal customers with...

5 January 2025

Could A Share Buyback Agreement Help Your Business? (2026 Updated)

At some point, most growing businesses face a tricky question: what happens if a shareholder wants to leave, needs to be bought out, or the company wants to restructure ownership? That’s where...

5 January 2025

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