Competition and consumer law lawyers Sydney
The Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) and the Australian Consumer Law set out various key requirements regulating the standard of conduct that is expected of businesses generally as well as more stringent requirements when dealing with consumers.
In summary they ensure amongst other requirements:
- Certain guarantees and warranty requirements when supplying goods and services to consumers are provided.
- Businesses are restricted from engaging in certain conduct that is unfair, misleading, deceptive, or unconscionable;
- Advertising and marketing related conduct is appropriately regulated;
- Product safety and standards;
- Anti-competitive behaviour is prohibited; and
- Standard form contracts containing unfair terms are unenforceable.
Our team of highly skilled and experienced lawyers is dedicated to providing you with the highest quality legal advice and representation. With a deep understanding of competition and consumer law, we are well equipped to guide you through every step of the legal process.
Whether you’re a business facing competition law issues, or a consumer seeking protection under consumer law, we can help. Our services cover a wide range of legal issues, including anti-competitive conduct, misleading and deceptive conduct, and unfair contract terms, just to name a few.
We pride ourselves on providing our clients with a personalized and tailored approach to their legal needs. Our lawyers take the time to understand your specific situation and goals, and we work closely with you to achieve the best possible outcome.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation and learn how we can help you with your competition and consumer law needs.
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