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Addisons’ Startup Guide | Practical legal guidance for founders and high-growth companies

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Rebecca Dooley
Rebecca Dooley
Partner
James Lawrence
James Lawrence
Partner
Kieren Parker
Partner

Australia’s startup ecosystem continues to produce remarkable innovation, and we are privileged to work alongside founders, startups and investors as they build and grow some of Australia’s fastest growing and most exciting businesses.

While startups are rightly focused on developing products and services, attracting customers and securing investment, establishing strong legal foundations is also  important.

From company structuring and intellectual property protection to capital raising and strategic transactions, quality legal advice can help startups navigate complexity and unlock opportunities with confidence.

We are also proud to support initiatives that strengthen Australia’s innovation community, including Cicada x Tech23 and The Founder Institute. Tech23, delivered by Cicada Innovations, has for more than a decade brought together founders, investors, industry leaders and advisors to showcase the ingenuity and ambition of Australian deep tech startups. The Founder Institute is the world’s largest AI-native company builder, helping founders, and first-time entrepreneurs turn ideas into funded, AI-powered startups.

Inspired by the innovation and resilience we see across the ecosystem, we have prepared this guide to share practical insights and to help founders and startups better understand some of the legal issues that arise as businesses launch, scale and succeed.

For more information or if you need legal assistance in relation to a startup, please contact Kieren Parker or Rebecca Dooley.

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