Mira had invested in professionals to design her website and write her copy, but her contracts had been lower on her priority list. After two successful years in business, she knew it was time to level up her contracts to reflect her professionalism. Mira’s challenge to Verity was to design contracts that would flex with her business reinvention and reflect her unique way of ‘doing business’ with clients.

How would you like to have a speed date with your business contracts? This month at The Commons South Yarra, Verity White is bringing her legal know-how to town for her members-only Lunch and Learn debut.

When you first start up a company, it is exciting just to get started and make that first sale! You might make something or set up a service for a friend and just start selling it straightaway under your own name. Eventually, you might start thinking about getting a business name, a formal business number, and other kinds of company structures.

If you’re building a marketing list and collecting names, email addresses, and other personal information, you need a privacy policy and you need a plan on how you manage that information.

Selling your products and services is obviously an important part of every business. You do the work, you want to get paid. So, you need terms and conditions tailored for your online business and delivering services virtually. Your documents and processes should be optimised online.