Commercial Law
VIEWED THROUGH A DIFFERENT LENS

All owners and managers of businesses, no matter the size, need to protect and enhance the business by working closely with Commercial and Corporate lawyers who truly understand that getting it right matters. That goes beyond having the best document. It means relevant, sensible, strategic and valuable advice on all of the issues we see, not just the legal ones.
Our Commercial & Corporate Law Team act for a wide range of clients, from family owned businesses to investors and entrepreneurs in a variety of markets and industries, delivering strategic advisory and large scale transactional services.
Our expertise and ability to understand and manage risk, to take a holistic view, enables us to add real value and help your business move forward. We act as business advisors so that our advice not only addresses a specific need, but also integrates with your business strategies and objectives. It’s how we view things.
Our Commercial & Corporate Law legal expertise includes:
- Asset Protection & Risk Management
- Brand protection and trade marks
- Business Structuring
- Business Succession
- Business Transactions
- Commercial Agreements & Contracts
- Corporate Governance
- Data protection and Cybersecurity
- Employment Law
- Merger, sale & purchase of business
- Navigating Commercial & Consumer Law
- Privacy Law
- Trade promotions and marketing campaigns
- Trusts
Publications
As the sole Australian contributor to the Lexology GTDT and Law Business Research global reference guide to Corporate Governance, Kalus Kenny Intelex are recognised as leaders in Corporate Governance Law in Australia. This guide considers the latest updates and trends, in addition to vital information around corporate governance rules and practice, rights of shareholders and employees, corporate control, board responsibilities, remuneration, disclosure and transparency.
We have also contributed the Australian chapter in the International Lawyers Network ‘Establishing a Business Entity International Guide’.
Our Commercial & Corporate Law Team

Commercial Law Insights
2025 Australian Law Award Finalists
Uber’s Opposition Fails the Grade in Tutors Trade Mark Dispute
Beauty is in the eye…lash extension: Beauty salon’s actions to remove two trade marks dismissed by the Australian Trade Marks Office
Spotlight on intentional underpayment of wages: Companies and director fined for exploiting migrant workers
UPEs are not loans: Full Federal Court rules against the ATO
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