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Esha is a law graduate at Sprintlaw from the University of Sydney. She has gained experience in public relations, boutique law firms and different roles at Sprintlaw to channel her passion for helping businesses get their legals sorted.
Running a competition can be a brilliant way to grow your brand, reward loyal customers, and build a bigger email list (without blowing your marketing budget). But before you hit “post” on...
6 January 2025
If you’re selling products or services, chances are you’ve had that moment where something goes wrong and you think: “Wait… what were we actually agreeing to here?” That’s exactly where Terms of...
6 January 2025
Buying a franchise can feel like a shortcut to running a business with a proven brand, set systems, and a customer base that already “gets it”. But before you sign anything (or...
6 January 2025
Buying a domain name can feel like grabbing a prime piece of digital real estate. But if the domain you’ve registered looks a lot like someone else’s brand (or you’ve registered it...
6 January 2025
If you run a business where customers (or staff) could get hurt - think events, fitness, trades, hospitality, construction, or any hands-on service - it’s normal to wonder: can I just add...
6 January 2025
Starting your own business is exciting - you’ve got the idea, you’ve done the planning (or you’re learning as you go), and you’re ready to make it real. Then the legal questions...
6 January 2025
Running a gym isn’t just about great equipment, good coaching, and a community vibe. Once you start taking payments, collecting member details, and letting people use your facilities, you’re also managing legal...
6 January 2025
If you’re running a business in New Zealand, chances are you’ve signed (and chased) more documents than you ever expected. Client agreements. Supplier contracts. Employment paperwork. NDAs. Approvals. Variations. The list keeps...
6 January 2025
If you’re raising money for your business (or thinking about bringing in investors), it won’t be long before someone mentions “preference shares”. They can sound a bit technical - but once you...
6 January 2025
So, you’ve found a great way to grow your sales: someone else will sell your products for you. Maybe it’s a retailer stocking your range, a wholesaler distributing into stores, or an...
6 January 2025
If you’ve built a website for your business (or you’re about to launch), it’s normal to wonder whether you actually need Terms of Use - and whether it’s worth the effort if...
6 January 2025
Most New Zealand businesses sign contracts every week - with customers, suppliers, contractors, landlords, and tech providers. And most of the time, things run smoothly. But when a deal stops working (late...
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