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Why Work with Baybridge?
Baybridge we understand that running your own business takes courage. We invest in our client’s endeavours and take pride in their successes. Our expert teams are equipped to assist you through the journey.
If you want to setup, expand or grow your existing business, or if you find yourself in a dispute, we are here to assist. Our team of experts have vast national and international experience in creating franchise networks, drafting franchise documentation, protecting your trade mark, business growth development and commercial litigation.
Our commitment and focus in franchising has made us a recognised brand in the sector. We have supported our clients to transform them into some of the fastest growing franchise networks.
Benefits of working with us:

Fixed Fee Services

Modern and effective communication

Experience working with some of Australia’s most successful brands
Whatever your business needs, whether you are transacting, protecting your business, or in a dispute, we are confident we can assist you. Connect with us today to find out how we can help.
Preparation, negotiation and entering into franchising agreements
Purchase of a Rent Roll, Agent retention and Buying and Selling a Real Estate Agency
Practical legal advice for agreements, intellectual property, dispute resolution and litigation.
Protecting your brand and trading rights both nationally and internationally
Helping with capital investments, strategic acquisitions and business mergers
Are you concerned about trading whilst insolvent?
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Building and Construction
Advice in relation to contracts, disputes and claims
Commercial and Retail Leasing
entering into lease agreements
Trademark
trading rights both nationally and internationally
Licensing And Distribution
distribution supply agreements
Buying and Selling
to acquire and sell business assets
Shareholders Agreements
Documenting your joint venture in a comprehensive and commercially practical way
Real Estate Agent Reforms – New Real Estate Laws
If you work in real estate, you are likely to be impacted by the reforms to the real estate licensing laws. The new legislation will be enforceable from 23 March 2020.
Our guide addresses:
- Important dates
- What agent license you will be rolled into and what license you may need
- Corporation Licenses and Licensees in Charge
- What to do when the Licensee in Charge is unavailable
- A checklist of actions you need to take to prepare
- New rules of conduct to understand
- Maximum penalties
Download our Information Guide today to learn what changes you may need to make.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Tougher penalties announced for breaches of the Franchising Code
Minister for Employment, Workforce, Skills, Small and Family Business, Stuart Robert, has announced increased penalties for breaches of the Franchising Code of Conduct that will come into effect on the 15th of April 2022.
Announced last week, the changes build on a series of reforms that aim to improve fairness and conduct in the franchising sector.
MARKET WATCH: Should I Register my Franchise on the Franchise Disclosure Registry?
More information has been released on the much-anticipated Franchise Disclosure Register and on 1 April 2022 the Franchising Code of Conduct was amended (yet again) to insert a new clause 53 to deal with the Franchise Disclosure Register. Announced as part of the Federal Government’s 2021-22 Budget, the Franchise Disclosure Register aims to assist potential franchisees during the due diligence process, by creating a publicly available source of information, before a franchise agreement is entered into.
MARKET WATCH: The ACCC’s compliance and enforcement priorities for 2022/23
Franchises, it’s that time of year again – the release of the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) compliance and enforcement priorities for 2022/23.
These priorities are a definitive guide to what the ACCC will be particularly focussed on in the year ahead