Eric Kalde is the author of over 30 practice guides published through the leading Australian legal publishers Precedents Online. Lawyers all over Australia rely on Eric Kalde’s precedents and practice guides in their legal practice.
 
Always one to question the accepted way of doing things, Eric has been slowly revolutionising the legal profession in Australia. Access to his Kindle books and Practice Guides has been empowering ordinary people to do their own legal work. Eric still works every day at his law firm Kalde & Associates Commercial Lawyers in Sydney, Australia. He remains the trusted legal advisor and strategist for innovative entrepreneurs and business owners. He shares his thoughts, new discoveries and ideas via his blog, newsletter and practice guides.

Fixed fee in sale of business

Why don’t you do fixed fee for a sale of business? Many would-be business purchasers try to limit their transaction costs by asking that solicitors cap their costs. Here’s why we don’t agree to act for a fixed fee in sales of business transactions (this applies...

Commercial Leasing Expert

Hiring an experienced leasing lawyer to review your commercial lease could save you from making costly mistakes that might be hard to fix later. Getting legal advice on your lease is one of the most important things you can do before signing. A lawyer can provide...

Are you a victim of a contested will?

Kalde Legal can help ensure you receive your fair share of any estate. Their team of experienced lawyers understand how emotionally difficult and legally complicated contested wills can be. They are dedicated to achieving the best possible outcome for their clients in...

Are you getting paid? Tips for debt recovery

Unfortunately, customers who don’t pay are a fact of life. Businesses go awry for various reasons and you end up not getting paid for stock you have already shipped. Most businesses’ client engagement documents are minimal or non-existent. We can design some new ones...

Picking the right location for your business.

Some businesses rely heavily on their location for success. It can be the difference between thriving and succeeding and struggling to make ends meet. Recognise the red flags before committing to the wrong property. For the sake of this article I will use the example...