Brendon Noney
Partner
HWL Ebsworth Lawyers
Brendon's practice is in commercial legal work where he balances his clients' commercial needs with reasoned and sound legal advice, representation and documentation.
Brendon has a niche in advising Australian and international clients (users and providers) on legal issues related to Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Intellectual Property (IP). His experience extends to advice on multi-media, digital and new technology including contractual arrangements with data centres, contracts relating to the establishment and delivery of cloud computing services including Software as a Service (SaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS), advising on data warehousing, cross border data flow and data security and disclosure issues, privacy and confidential information, intellectual property (copyright and trade marking issues), software licensing (including EULA, bid price and ELA), software and app development and maintenance contracts and website development and maintenance agreements and terms and conditions and social media terms of use and privacy policies.
His ICT and IP offering is complemented by his broader skills and experience in mergers and acquisitions including advising on private equity and venture capital investments, advising on buy-outs, divestments, shareholders agreements, due diligence and broader commercial law issues.
His work includes providing contracts for and advising on a broad range of commercial settings and relationships (for example distribution arrangements, joint ventures, options, agency, procurement, licensing, confidentiality and non-disclosure, memorandum of understanding and letters of intent, terms and conditions of trade), corporations law issues and compliance matters.
He advises a wide range of wholly owned subsidiaries of multinationals, mid-market corporations and businesses including those in the FMCG sector, broadcasters, retailers, motor vehicle distributors, manufacturers, ICT providers and customers, registered clubs, leisure and entertainment businesses, not-for-profit organisations and charities, nationwide franchisors, franchisees, financial services providers as well as start-up and emerging businesses, SMEs and professional services firms.