Considered Law

Considered Law helps businesses, start-ups and creative people with commercial, arts and entertainment legal work. It advises on contracts, business structures, brands and the rights that come with creative work.

The firm works one-to-one, in plain language. Fees are agreed before the work begins, so clients know the cost up front.

Its work covers music, film, TV and theatre, digital media, visual art, games and fashion, as well as general corporate and commercial matters.

Considered Law has its office in Mitchell House, 358 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. Visits are by appointment. The website says it advises on music matters in Australia and internationally.

Considered Law focuses on corporate and commercial work, intellectual property and entertainment law. This includes start-up structures, shareholder and joint venture agreements, trade marks, copyright and licensing deals.

Principal Andrew Fuller has over 20 years of commercial law experience. He began at Allens and has held senior business and legal affairs roles with rights and entertainment companies. He sits on the Arts Law Centre lawyer advisory panel. Fees are agreed before work starts.