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The Trade Practices Act (Commonwealth) and the Fair Trading Act (State) regulate transactions in the course of trade and commerce that have an effect on competition and prices.

What our clients say

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 Testimonials

Thankyou ... your office is the best ever

Thankyou ... your office is the best ever

Recent Successes

20/12/2011 |

  Bundjalung Tribal Society and Stacks/The Law Firm Ballina

Nathan Luke -

 Recent Success

A great success story for one of our client's this year was The Bundjalung Tribal Society "BTS".  BTS is a charitable organisation providing...

A great success story for one of our client's this year was The Bundjalung Tribal Society "BTS".  BTS is a charitable organisation providing low cost housing to the local aboriginal community.

BTS has over the last 2 years carried out a massive amount of work to restructure its operations.  This was in response to the Federal Government's drive to modernise Aboriginal organisations and to ensure more professional and efficient delivery of funded services.  BTS has now been award a "PARS" accreditation which means it is now one of the leading Aboriginal organisations in NSW which will have a massive benefit  to its local members of Bundjalung Nation.

Stacks/The Law Firm in Ballina is very proud to have assisted BTS and to be associated with the organisation.

Members of our corporate and commercial team are able to assist clients with the following matters:

• Restrictive trade practice issues such as price fixing and the use of dominant market position;
• Unconscionable or misleading and deceptive conduct;
• Product liability and safety standards;
• Passing off actions (where someone is imitating a person’s trade name, logo or products without authority);
• Prosecuting and defending court proceedings;
• Dealing with regulatory authorities (such as the Australian Consumer and Competition Tribunal);
• Product liability; and
• Advertising content.

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