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Comic Book Contracts: bringing the fine print to life with Professor Camilla Baasch Andersen
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Professor Camilla Basch Andersen is a professor of law at the University of Western Australia and the founder of Comic Book Contracts which is revolutionising how we engage with big business and become more clear on the behaviours, expectations and services we are signing up to.
Do you meticulously read and understand the fine print in every one of the contracts that you sign? Have you maybe clicked the ‘Yes’ button and inadvertently agreed to give away your first born child?! They do say the devil is in the detail!
Contracts are a part of everyday life and possibly more common that you are aware of … from buying a bus ticket, subscribing to free wifi, shopping online and of course the obvious ones like buying a house or travel insurance. Imagine if contracts were really easy to understand, more accessible to the average person, and maybe even fun!
Duration: 45 minutes.
Links:
Website: Comic Book Contracts
LinkedIn: Professor Camilla Baach Andersen
Aurecon
Proactive Think Tank
Bankwest
WA Individualised Services
Alternative Contracting
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