A contract can vary from one area of law to the next and contracts relating to the media and entertainment industries are no exception.
Pursuant to the relevant case authorities, dispute resolution clauses in some standard form contracts may be unenforceable if subject to judicial scrutiny. As a result of the potential enforceability issues and the ambiguity associated with standard form contracts, Standards Australia has expressed an intention to review all dispute resolution clauses within its current suite of contracts.
It is definitely an ambiguous time for our clients who do not know whether Dispute Resolution Clauses are enforceable or whether the current contractual Dispute Resolution Clauses will become un-enforceable. Our media lawyers can help.
If you require assistance with contractual deals and dispute resolution, you should make an appointment to see one of our Media Law Solicitors. Please contact us on (02) 9233 4048 or email info@navado.com.au to arrange a consultation.
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