Ecommerce Lawyers Sydney
Tailored eCommerce legal services for small to enterprise-level online retailers.
Experienced Ecommerce Lawyers
Heathfield Grosvenor Lawyers provides specialised eCommerce law services that protect the interests of Australian retailers that sell online, in-store, and in digital market places.
Our experienced eCommerce law team understands the unique challenges faced by businesses in the rapidly evolving e-commerce landscape with tailored legal solutions that ensure compliance, safeguard your brand, and support business development.
Our fixed-fee pricing and experience in the e-commerce law space ensures faster turnaround times, affordable legal fees, and accessible support for your business as it continues to grow.
Ecommerce Law Specialists
Australia’s Ecommerce spend continues to climb each year with a reported 82% of all Australian households making at least one online purchase in the past 12-months and an estimated 18% of all retail sales coming from Ecommerce spending.
For established e-Commerce retailers, Heathfield Grosvenor Lawyers are about protecting your brand, your customers, and safeguarding the best interests of your brand and intellectual property as the Ecommerce landscape continues to grow. In practice, we help e-Commerce retailers to manage their intellectual property, digital contracts and agreements, regulatory compliance, assist with dispute resolution, and provide representation in the case of litigation.
Our experienced e-Commerce lawyers understand the intricacies and of e-Commerce businesses working within the framework of the Electronic Transactions Act 1999 and the key points that separate e-Commerce law from conventional commercial law matters. Our tailored support empowers Australian e-Commerce retailers to protect their interests and remain compliant through all stages of their business lifecycle.
Our Sydney Ecommerce Lawyer Team
Christopher Chang
Chris was originally admitted as a solicitor in England & Wales and worked in London for an award winning and highly regarded firm established in 1881.
Tass Angelopoulos
Tass is a specialist employment lawyer with over 30 years experience. He has been a solicitor, a barrister and an industrial advocate.
Rebecca Campbell
Rebecca is a Senior Lawyer practicing in commercial and civil litigation.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cost of eCommerce law services is contingent on the support that you require, and the work required from our lawyers to protect the best interests of your business. We work on a fixed-fee basis and provide transparent, upfront pricing so that you know exactly what to expect before we commence work.
Australian Consumer Law (ACL) governs all e-commerce transactions in Australia and provides a framework that protects the best interests of consumers. E-Commerce retailers in Australia must abide by the laws set forth by under Australian Consumer Law (ACL) which includes obligations that relate to guarantees, product safety, accuracy of information, and other consumer protection measures.
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