Supply of Goods & Services

Companies should act now to ensure they have adequate procedures in place to avoid potential liability under new foreign bribery laws before the 8 September 2024 deadline.

From 9 November 2023, unfair contract terms will no longer simply be found void and courts will have the right to order substantial penalties. Are your consumer and small business contracts compliant?

The reforms to the unfair contract terms regime including the introduction of substantial penalties for contraventions come into effect on 9 November 2023. Are your standard form contracts at risk?

From understanding different distribution strategies to negotiating and drafting a distribution agreement, Practical Law's new and refreshed distribution content is for you.

Does your business negotiate volume discounts, minimum purchase obligations or price reviews for supply of goods contracts? If so, Practical Law's new standard clauses are for you.

Understand why an environmental policy is important and key considerations when drafting a policy with Practical Law's new checklist.

Navigate and manage complex supply chains with the assistance of Practical Law's new toolkit.

Is your anti-bribery and corruption compliance program up to scratch? Check out our refreshed and brand new anti-bribery and corruption resources.

On 27 October 2022, the proposed reforms to the unfair contract terms regime were passed by both Houses of Parliament.

Civil pecuniary penalties to apply to contraventions of the unfair contract terms regime under proposed legislation introduced in Parliament.

For legal practitioners advising companies that wish to supply goods or services to government entities or Commonwealth government lawyers assisting with the tender process, the highly regulated framework within which government procurement occurs can be complex and confusing. Fast...

Are you a business that uses recipient-created tax invoices (RCTIs)? Practical Law's new standard clause can easily be inserted into goods or services agreements to address the parties' obligations with respect to RCTIs.