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Business legal help to protect what you're building.

NOIZE Legal can help draft your agreements and terms, protect your brand, register your domains and give practical business advice. What is included depends on your strategy, scope and proposal.

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Depending on your strategy and scope, NOIZE Legal can help with trademarks, domains, agreements and the business advice around them.

Then your lawyer can verify, or a referral can be arranged.

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A lot can be done before a lawyer is needed.

Trademarks, domain names, website terms, supplier and customer agreements, business documents and practical advice. NOIZE Legal can help with all of these, depending on what is agreed in your proposal.

When something needs a lawyer, you can use your own to verify the work. If you do not have one, NOIZE Legal can refer you and help you get everything together for them.

NOIZE Legal is not a law firm. Drafts should be checked by a qualified lawyer before you rely on or sign them.

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NOIZE Legal can help with
  • Trademark searches and applications
  • Domain name registration
  • Agreement and contract drafts
  • Website terms and policies
  • Practical business advice
ExampleWhen a lawyer is needed
Your own lawyer
Can verify the drafts
No lawyer yet
A referral can be arranged
Getting ready
Everything they need, put together
Scope
Set in your strategy and proposal
Your decision
Always yours

Your brand, your terms, your agreements. Started in one place.

Trademarks, domains, terms and agreements can be organised together, so nothing important is left for later.

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How legal support works with you.

Four steps. What happens at each one depends on your strategy, scope and proposal.

  1. Book a chat

    Talk through what the business needs: brand protection, agreements, terms or advice.

  2. Get a scope and proposal

    What NOIZE Legal can help with, what may need a lawyer, and the fees, set out before anything starts.

  3. Work begins

    Drafts prepared, trademarks and domains progressed and advice given, as agreed in the proposal.

  4. Verify where needed

    Your lawyer can verify the work, or a referral can be arranged with everything they need.

Drafted and prepared. Verified by a lawyer when it matters.

NOIZE Legal can help prepare documents. Where legal advice is needed, a qualified lawyer reviews them, or a referral can be arranged.

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What NOIZE Legal can help with.

Everything below can be included, depending on your strategy, scope and proposal. Where a qualified lawyer is needed, you can use your own or ask for a referral.

Trademark searches, applications and renewals can be handled for your brand name, logo and slogans. Where an application meets an objection, a qualified professional can respond. No registration outcome is guaranteed.

SearchesCheck what is already registered.ApplicationsLodged for the right classes.RenewalsDates noted so nothing lapses.

Domain names can be checked, registered and renewed, including .com.au and .com, with ownership kept in your business name.

Availability checksFind what is free.RegistrationIn your business name.RenewalsKept current.

First drafts of agreements can be prepared from the commercial terms you have agreed, ready for your lawyer to verify before signing.

Customer and supplier agreementsClear terms for both sides.Partner and owner agreementsHow you work together.Contractor agreementsFor the people you engage.

Website terms of use, terms of sale, privacy policies and refund policies can be drafted to match how your business actually operates. NOIZE Digital can then add them to your website.

Website termsTerms of use and sale.Privacy policyHow customer data is handled.Returns and refundsClear rules for customers.

Letters, forms, registers, minutes, notices and other business documents can be prepared and kept in order.

Letters and noticesPrepared and sent.Registers and minutesKept up to date.Forms and templatesReady for your team.

Practical advice on the commercial side of a decision, such as how an arrangement could work, what to ask for and what to watch. This is business advice, not legal advice.

Commercial termsWhat is usual, and what to ask for.OptionsWays an arrangement could be set up.Next stepsWhat to do, and who should do it.

If you need a lawyer and do not have one, NOIZE Legal can refer you and help put together the facts, documents and dates they need, so their time is spent on the legal work.

ReferralTo an appropriately qualified lawyer.PreparationEverything they need, together.Fees shown firstBefore you engage anyone.
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Scoped to your business. Set out in your proposal.

What is included depends on your strategy, scope and proposal. You see it in writing before any work starts.

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Use your own lawyer to verify, or get a referral.

Some work needs a qualified lawyer. If you have one, they can verify what has been prepared. If you do not, NOIZE Legal can refer you and help you put together everything they need.

NOIZE Legal canPrepare and progress
  • Draft agreements, terms and documents
  • Handle trademark and domain work
  • Give practical business advice
  • Put everything together for a lawyer
A qualified lawyer canVerify and advise
  • Review and verify drafts
  • Give legal advice
  • Assess your rights and risks
  • Negotiate on your behalf
  1. 01
    Final legal review

    A qualified lawyer can check drafts before you rely on or sign them.

    Qualified lawyer
  2. 02
    Legal advice on your rights and risks

    Where a question needs a legal opinion, a qualified lawyer gives it.

    Qualified lawyer
  3. 03
    Disputes and negotiation

    Representation and negotiation on your behalf.

    Qualified lawyer
  4. 04
    Complex transactions

    Due diligence, sale contracts and settlement when you buy or sell a business.

    Qualified lawyer
  5. 05
    Franchising and disclosure

    Legal drafting, advice and disclosure obligations.

    Qualified lawyer
  6. 06
    Trademark objections

    Responses where IP Australia raises an issue with an application.

    Qualified lawyer

Where a referral is made, the lawyer, their scope and their fees are confirmed with you first. You engage and pay the lawyer directly for their work.

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See examples of what can be scoped.

These are examples only. What is included in your work is set out in your strategy, scope and proposal.

Example

Protecting a new brand

An example of what a scope could include.

  • Trademark search
  • Trademark application lodged
  • Matching domain names registered
  • Renewal dates noted
  • Objection response, if neededLawyer
Example

Launching a website

An example of the documents that could be drafted.

  • Website terms of use
  • Privacy policy
  • Terms of sale
  • Returns and refunds policy
  • Lawyer verification, if wantedLawyer
Example

A new supplier agreement

  1. 01Commercial terms agreedYou
  2. 02Agreement draftedNOIZE
  3. 03Business advice on the termsNOIZE
  4. 04Legal reviewLawyer
  5. 05Signed and filedYou
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More help from the same group.

NOIZE Creative can design the brand that gets trademarked. NOIZE Digital can add your terms and policies to your website. NOIZE Sales can describe the commercial arrangements, and NOIZE Accounting can give financial input. Communications with NOIZE are not legally privileged.

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Your first strategy conversation is on us.

Every NOIZE engagement starts with strategy. Forty-five minutes on where the business is, where NOIZE Legal fits, and what could come next. No pitch, no obligation.

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  • A strategist, never a salesperson
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Questions people ask us.

The things people ask before they start. Can’t see yours? Ask us in your first chat.

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Is NOIZE Legal a law firm?

No. NOIZE holds no legal practice licence. NOIZE Legal can help with trademarks, domains, document and agreement drafts, terms and business advice. Legal advice comes from a qualified lawyer.

Can NOIZE Legal draft my agreements?

First drafts can be prepared from the commercial terms you have agreed, depending on your scope. Have them verified by a qualified lawyer before you sign.

Can NOIZE Legal register my trademark?

Trademark searches and applications can be included in your scope. No registration outcome is guaranteed, and objections may need a qualified professional.

Do I need my own lawyer?

Not to get started. If you have a lawyer, they can verify the work. If you do not, NOIZE Legal can refer you to one.

What is the difference between business advice and legal advice?

Business advice covers the commercial side, such as options, terms and next steps. Legal advice covers your legal rights and risks, and comes from a qualified lawyer.

How is the work scoped?

Everything starts with a chat, then a scope and proposal that sets out what is included, what may need a lawyer and the fees.

Who do I pay?

NOIZE Legal’s work is set out in your proposal. If you engage a lawyer, you engage and pay them directly.

Important information about NOIZE Legal

NOIZE provides administrative support and business strategy. Where work is outside our skillset, or the law requires it, we make sure an appropriately qualified professional is involved.

What we may be able to assist with

Depending on what is agreed with you, NOIZE may be able to assist with practical administration such as gathering facts and documents, organising a commercial brief, preparing standard forms and templates for review, lodging trade mark applications, tracking deadlines and correspondence, plus business strategy around your legal needs. Any assistance is administrative and secretarial in nature.

Where a qualified professional may be required

Legal advice, the drafting or certification of legal documents, representation and any other work the law reserves for a lawyer would need to be done by an appropriately qualified legal professional. Depending on what is agreed with you, a document may be prepared by us and approved by your own lawyer, or prepared and certified by an appropriately qualified professional.

How work may be handled

There is no fixed process. How any piece of work may be handled, and who may carry it out, is discussed with you at the strategy or proposal stage and is subject to written agreement before work starts.

No outcome is promised

NOIZE does not guarantee that any agreement will be enforceable, that a dispute will be avoided or resolved, or that a trade mark will be accepted or registered.

Responsibility for advice

NOIZE takes on no liability for regulated advice. Where an appropriately qualified professional provides any advice or regulated work, that professional is responsible for it under their own engagement and terms. NOIZE is not a law firm. NOIZE does not hold a practising certificate and does not provide legal advice or legal services.

Your decisions remain yours

You remain responsible for your business decisions and for checking that information you give us is complete and accurate. Read any document carefully, and get independent advice, before you sign or rely on it.

This is general information only. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, and it does not take your circumstances into account. Speak to a qualified adviser before acting.

Full details are set out in the NOIZE Legal terms. NOIZE Agency Pty Ltd as trustee for the NOIZE Agency Trust · ABN 16 692 550 998.

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