Crisp Law

Crisp Law ⚖️ Specialists in Construction, Commercial & Statutory Liability Law, Crisp Law is a boutique Sydney firm supporting clients across Australia.

A boutique law firm specialising in construction, commercial and statute liability law. We operate nationally and provide our services literally at each location where our clients have their operations. Our focus is achieving exactly your commercial objectives. Our service commitment is exceeding your expectations of our services to you. We achieve this by the time we spend with our clients and fo

stering long term relationships so we understand intimately your business, its operations and its executive/management teams. Our focus is on a small group of clients, with a shared view of their lawyers role, intimately involved in their business. Our focus means we are always available to communicate with and respond to issues as they arise.

22/05/2026

A standard clause is not always a fair one.

Our latest article looks at how unfair contract terms can create real commercial risk, and what businesses should know before accepting them at face value.

Read the full article on our website.

Standard contract clauses are not always as fixed as they seem.In a recent matter, our team helped a construction client...
22/05/2026

Standard contract clauses are not always as fixed as they seem.

In a recent matter, our team helped a construction client challenge contract terms that created an ongoing payment obligation for services that were no longer needed.

Our latest article looks at how unfair contract term protections under the Australian Consumer Law may apply in some business and commercial contracts, and why automatic renewal and termination clauses should be reviewed with care.

Read the full article on our website.

*General information only, not legal advice.

“I am confident that any presentation by Glenn Crisp of Crisp Law will not disappoint, and will be both comprehensive an...
18/05/2026

“I am confident that any presentation by Glenn Crisp of Crisp Law will not disappoint, and will be both comprehensive and stimulating in this specialisation of construction and development legislation.”

We are always pleased to receive feedback like this at Crisp Law. It was particularly rewarding to hear following Glenn’s recent presentation on the legal processes and key risk areas that can arise across development projects.

Swipe to see what was covered during the seminar. To enquire about an informative session on complex construction and development issues, please contact [email protected]

15/05/2026

Construction disputes often begin with issues that seem small at first, but grow over time if they are not addressed early. Some of the most common reasons disputes start include:

- unclear or poorly drafted contract terms
- changes to scope or variations not properly documented
- delays and disagreements about responsibility
- payment issues or late claims
- defects or concerns about the quality of work
- poor communication between parties throughout the project

Spotting these issues early can make a real difference. If your business is facing a construction dispute or wants advice before one develops, Crisp Law is here to assist.

If your business imports construction materials or equipment from overseas, the CISG may apply to your supply contract e...
13/05/2026

If your business imports construction materials or equipment from overseas, the CISG may apply to your supply contract even if you have not turned your mind to it. Our blog, “Navigating the CISG in Construction Supply Contracts: What Contractors Need to Know”, looks at when the CISG may apply, how it differs from Australian law, and why clear contract drafting matters.

Read the full article on our website via the link in our bio!

Legal issues in construction are often easier to manage when they are identified early. Some of the key matters business...
11/05/2026

Legal issues in construction are often easier to manage when they are identified early. Some of the key matters businesses should keep on their radar include:

- contract terms and risk allocation
- payment disputes and recovery issues
- delays, variations and project scope changes
- defects and liability exposure
- compliance and governance obligations
- director duties and personal risk

Staying across these issues can help construction businesses make stronger decisions and reduce risk before problems become more serious.

If your business is dealing with any of these matters, Crisp Law is here to assist.

08/05/2026

Proof that strong workplace connections make the day a little better.

A fun moment from the Crisp Law team!

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What happens when nature is recognised by the legal system? In our blog, “Rights, Rivers and Rulings: When Nature Joins ...
07/05/2026

What happens when nature is recognised by the legal system? In our blog, “Rights, Rivers and Rulings: When Nature Joins the Legal System”, we look at the growing Rights of Nature movement, how it is already influencing planning and environmental law in Australia, and why this matters for the building and construction industry.

Read the full article on our website.

Have you read our article, “Security for Costs against Owners Corporations: A High Bar for Builders”? In it, we look at ...
05/05/2026

Have you read our article, “Security for Costs against Owners Corporations: A High Bar for Builders”? In it, we look at a recent NSW Supreme Court decision where a builder’s application for $2.405 million in security for costs was refused, and what the court’s reasoning may mean for builders and developers involved in defect litigation.

Read the full article on our website via the link in our bio.

A payment claim sent by email became the centre of a court dispute, raising questions about service, validity and how mu...
01/05/2026

A payment claim sent by email became the centre of a court dispute, raising questions about service, validity and how much detail is real

In our article, “Email Is Enough: ACT Supreme Court Reinforces Practical Approach to Payment Claims”, we look at what the Court decided and why it matters for businesses responding to payment claims under the SOP Act.

Read the full article on our website.

Director liability is something businesses should take seriously, especially in environments where commercial pressure c...
29/04/2026

Director liability is something businesses should take seriously, especially in environments where commercial pressure can affect decision making.

While many people assume liability sits only with the company, there are situations where directors may face personal exposure. That is why governance, compliance, and early legal advice matter.

Understanding risk early can help businesses make stronger decisions and avoid bigger issues later.

Follow Crisp Law for practical legal guidance on construction, commercial, and business risk matters.

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