Commercial legal advice for businesses making important decisions.
Whether you're negotiating a significant agreement, strengthening your contracts or managing a commercial dispute, we provide practical legal advice that protects your business and supports confident decision-making.
From start-ups to established businesses, we advise on the contracts and commercial issues that arise as businesses grow.
We regularly assist with:
Commercial Contracts
Terms & Conditions
Service Agreements
Supplier & Distribution Agreements
Shareholder Agreements
Contract Reviews & Negotiations
Commercial Disputes
Unfair Contract Terms
Ongoing Commercial Advice
Clear advice. Commercial thinking.
Rebecca McAllum has more than 15 years' legal experience advising businesses, corporations and government on commercial, regulatory and contractual matters.
At Jan Juc Legal, we combine technical legal expertise with practical commercial advice: helping clients identify risk, negotiate confidently and resolve issues before they become costly disputes.
Commercial and Business Law Services
Please note these prices exclude GST and are estimates only. The complexity of your matter will determine the final fee.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, email us.
Core Services
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Plans start at $2000 (excl. GST) a month and can include:
Contract reviews;
Legal and compliance advice;
Business consulting; and
Drafting and Negotiation.
Ready to get started? Email us what you are wanting.
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$3000 (excl. GST) includes:
Tailored drafting of one agreement relevant to your business
Examples might include a Service Agreement, General T&Cs, a Shareholders’ Agreement, a Collaboration Agreement, a Licensing Agreement, Supply Agreement, Wholesale Agreements etc; and
60 minute discussion call.
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$4500 (excl. GST) includes:
Client/Service Agreement OR General Terms and Conditions;
Website Terms of Use;
Privacy Policy;
Website and Social Media Disclaimers; and
60 minute discussion call.
Ready to get started? Email us what you are wanting.
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When a client doesn’t pay, it’s not just frustrating — it impacts how your business operates.
We work with businesses to recover outstanding debts and navigate statutory demands, whether you’re looking to take action or responding to one that’s been served on you.
This includes assessing your position, identifying any risks or timeframes, and advising on the most effective next step — from issuing a statutory demand through to responding or negotiating a resolution.
Our focus is on clear, commercially sensible outcomes, without unnecessary complexity.
Typical Fees
Fees vary depending on the complexity of the matter and the stage at which we become involved. As a guide:
Issuing a statutory demand: from $1,500 + GST
Advising on or responding to a statutory demand: from $1,500 + GST
Ongoing advice or negotiations: $550 per hour (incl. GST)
Where appropriate, we offer fixed fees for discrete pieces of work. More complex matters or urgent timeframes may require tailored scoping.
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$2500 to $4000 (excl. GST) includes:
Review of one current contract;
Redraft terms to improve protection;
60 minute discussion call.
Ready to get started? Email us what you are wanting.
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$1200 (excl. GST) to $1500 (excl. GST)
One contract reviewed;
Written feedback on risks and legal issues (no changes made in the contract); and
30 minutes discussion call.
Perfect for outdated contracts or contracts created using AI-generated technology.
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Our fees range between $500 - $600 (excl. GST) an hour.
In many instances, specialist advice from barristers are required and their fees are in addition to our own.
Advisory and Strategic Support
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Starts from $2500 (excl. GST)
Clear, written advice on legal risk, compliance obligations and how they apply to your business in practice.
This might include:
• identifying legal and operational risks;
• reviewing business practices and processes;
• privacy and data considerations;
• regulatory and compliance obligations;
• practical steps to reduce exposure.Advice is tailored to your business and provided in a format you can rely on — not just theory.
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Starts from $3500 (excl. GST):
Support for businesses navigating human rights, ethical sourcing and supply chain considerations.
This may include:
• reviewing supplier arrangements and risk areas
• advising on modern slavery and supply chain obligations
• developing or reviewing policies and statements
• identifying gaps in current practices
• providing practical, business-focused recommendations
This work is particularly relevant for growing businesses, product-based brands and those operating across multiple jurisdictions.
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$550 (excl. GST)
A focused, one-hour session designed for business owners who want clear, practical legal direction.
This is ideal if you’re starting a business, feeling overwhelmed, or unsure what legal steps to prioritise.
We’ll work through your business, identify key risks and gaps, and provide clear guidance on what matters now — and what can wait.
You’ll leave with a better understanding of your legal position and a clear path forward.
AND WE OFFER MORE TAILORED PACKAGES AND ADVICE.
Not sure which service fits?
Start with a Business Legal Session ($550 excl. GST), a focused hour to map your legal position and work out what actually needs attention.
Or book a free 10-minute intro call if you want to talk it through first.
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How it works
step one
Get in touch.
step two
Initial discussion.
Depending on the matter, we’ll either have an initial discussion or gather further details by email to understand what’s required and any key considerations.
step three
Scope & quote.
Before we proceed, you will receive a clear scope of work and fixed fee (where possible), along with a Costs Agreement and Costs Disclosure.
step four
Work begins.
Once confirmed, we will prepare your documents or advice.
Turn-around times depend on our capacity and we will communicate this to you. You will need to pay your invoice before you receive your documents and/or advice.
step five
Finalisation.
Unless there is an ongoing dispute, you will receive your documents via email and we will likely set up a meeting to discuss these and make any necessary refinements.