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Our New Podcast, Bold Ideas, is Here!

Our new podcast is here! Bold Ideas showcases the unfiltered, unscripted stories behind groundbreaking businesses. Our founder and lover of bold ideas, Marianne Marchesi, chats with founders who have launched a disruptive business or who’ve dared to shake things up in their industries. Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur, fellow disruptor, or simply inspired by innovative […]

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Introducing Legalite Concierge

At Legalite, we’re pioneering ways to elevate the client experience. Ways that put our clients front and centre, those little gestures to express our gratitude, and that make visiting your lawyers’ offices an enjoyable experience (gasp!). So it’s our pleasure to introduce Legalite Concierge 💛 Guests to our office will enjoy: 📧 a courtesy call

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Legalite Turns 5!

We’re 5! And not to sound too cliché, but what a rollercoaster it’s been (pandemic, anyone?)! Here are some of our highlights and lowlights from the last 5 years.  Highlights  Happily, there have been plenty of these. In 2017 and 2018, we were named Australia’s Best Law Firm in the NAB Professional Services Awards. These

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They’re Here! Changes to the Franchising Code Announced

After 3 years, spanning a national inquiry and heavy consultation with the franchising sector, changes to the Franchising Code of Conduct have finally been announced. ?✨ The Important Stuff Most changes will apply to franchise agreements entered into, extended or renewed from 1 July 2021 Changes which require amendments to a franchisor’s disclosure document apply

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Telstra’s $50 million mistake 

Telstra was penalised $50 million for unconscionable conduct spanning over the past 2 years and 7 months.    What is unconscionable conduct?  There is no precise legal definition, but it generally means conduct that is harsh, unfair or oppressive against conscience as judged by the norms of society.    What did Telstra do to get a $50m fine?   They signed up 108 Indigenous consumers to mobile

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Marianne shortlisted for Women in Law Awards

Our founder, Marianne Marchesi, has been shortlisted in two categories for the Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards. The Awards recognise individual excellence in law, from leading dealmakers to influential thought leaders, giving industry-wide recognition to female legal professionals who demonstrate a passion for the law and dedication to personal advancement. The winners, announced on 20

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