We are a leading specialist law firm with over 30 years' experience which is committed to providing our clients with high quality, cost-effective legal services whether they are a startup business or a large well-established organisation.

We are trusted by our clients to provide them with expert legal advice in all areas of information technology law, intellectual property law, internet and ecommerce law, privacy law, telecommunications law and corporate and commercial law.

Our aim is to achieve the best possible legal and commercial outcomes for our clients by providing them with high quality, cost-effective legal services which meet both their legal and commercial needs.
 
Our lawyers have provided legal services to many startup businesses to assist them to get their businesses up and running and to grow their businesses.

Our lawyers have also provided legal services to many ASX top 20 companies and large federal, state and local government bodies to assist them to conduct their operations and comply with their legal and regulatory obligations.

Our Legal Services

Why Choose Us

Fixed Quotes
We provide clients with fixed quotes for providing high quality legal services within their budget.​
Highly Responsive
We are highly responsive lawyers who provide legal services to meet clients' requirements.​
Expert Legal Advice
We provide clients with clear, practical, expert legal advice to achieve their goals.​
Highest Service Levels
We meet the highest service levels in providing legal services to clients.​
Minimise Costs
We seek to minimise clients' legal, regulatory and commercial risks and costs.​

Initial Consultation

We provide a free initial 15 minute telephone consultation for all new and prospective clients.
 
Call us on 1300 363 910 or complete the form below for a free initial telephone consultation.
 
Our experienced lawyers will provide you with clear, practical, expert legal advice.

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Our Client Feedback

"TechComm Legal has been providing Affirm Software with sound, prudent legal advice for almost 10 years on areas such as: the terms and conditions associated with the use of our Software as a Service product, Onboard Express; Digital agreements; Company internal policies to ensure we abide by the Privacy Act; Partnership agreements and client contracts.  Kent is highly conversant with ICT terminologies and the associated contractual requirements and is able to convey legal terminology in a simplistic manner.  Kent has been a great support to our business over the years and is a great person to deal with due to his friendly and professional manner."
Bryan Ericson, CEO, Affirm Software Group
"As one of Australia’s largest product development consultancies, Cobalt has very specific needs for the commercial terms we in turn have with our clients, especially within the often sensitive areas of IP.  TechComm Legal overhauled our standard business terms making them significantly clearer and robust.  Kent’s inherent understanding of IP and professional practice meant the process was thorough, efficient and effective."
Steve Martinuzzo, Managing Director, cobaltdesign.co
"I have engaged TechComm Legal to create T&C's and a Privacy Policy for our website.  I am extremely happy with the professional attitude, communication and timeliness of the service.  They have also helped us with consulting services.   I would highly recommend TechComm Legal to anyone."
Agresh Doshi, Managing Director, Master Solutions Pty Ltd

News & Alerts

1 March 2021 - Improving the Carriers' Telecommunications Powers and Immunities Framework Consultation Outcomes Paper

The Commonwealth Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications released a consultation outcomes paper containing proposals to improve the carrier powers and immunities framework which involve amendments to the Telecommunications Code of Practice 2018 and Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 2018 relating to safety conditions, engineering certificates, cancelled activities, Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman referral, antennae length, radiocommunications dish diameter, tower extension and facility co-location volume respectively.

23 February 2021 - Information Commissioner Publishes Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccination Privacy Guidance

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner published coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination guidance for organisations covered by the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) advising that employers will only be able to collect employees' vaccination status information in very limited circumstances where the employee consents and the collection is reasonably necessary unless an exception applies, only the minimum information necessary to maintain a safe workplace should be collected, employees must be advised how their information will be handled, the information should only be used and disclosed on a "need-to-know" basis, and reasonable steps should be taken to keep the information secure.

20 January 2021 - ACMA Finds Kogan Breaches Spam Act

The Australian Communications and Media Authority issued Kogan Australia Pty Ltd with an infringement notice for $310,800 and accepted a three year court-enforceable undertaking from it for breaches of the Spam Act 2003 (Cth) involving sending 42 million marketing emails to consumers without a functional unsubscribe facility which required that they take additional steps of setting a password and logging into a Kogan account to unsubscribe.

2 December 2020 - ACMA Registers Reducing Scam Calls Code

​The Australian Communications and Media Authority has registered the Reducing Scam Calls Code which requires telecommunications carriers and carriage service providers to monitor their networks to identify scam calls, share information with other carriers and providers about scam calls, trace the origin of scam calls, combat number spoofing and block numbers being used for scam calls.

4 November 2020 - Full Federal Court Dismisses Trivago's Appeal Against Breach of Australian Consumer Law

The Full Federal Court dismissed an appeal by Trivago against an earlier decision by the Federal Court that it had breached the Australian Consumer Law by making misleading representations that its website could quickly and easily identify the cheapest rates available for a given hotel without sufficiently disclosing to users that it used an algorithm which gave prominence to accommodation providers paying Trivago a higher cost per click fee so that the most prominent offers were not necessarily the cheapest.

1 October 2020 - Intermediaries to Collect Data Under Amended Consumer Data Right Rules

​The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission amended the Consumer Data Right Rules to authorise accredited intermediaries to collect consumer data on behalf of accredited businesses and allow more fintech firms to participate in the Consumer Data Right scheme by engaging outsourced IT infrastructure and software providers to connect to data holders' APIs instead of needing to separately develop their own APIs.

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