Aidan Watt

Lawyer

Biography

Aidan is a lawyer at Sprintlaw.

A highly experienced commercial and corporate lawyer, his specialisations include corporate law, franchise law, intellectual property law as well as data and privacy law.

Aidan’s professional experience is deeply rooted in commercial law. He has experience working at both a market-leading corporate firm and a specialist intellectual property law firm. After completing his law and arts degree, Aidan worked as a legal intern at a well established law firm.

In 2020, Aidan joined the Sprintlaw team. With a strong foundation in commercial law, Aidan delivers expert legal advice and innovative solutions.

Education

Bachelor of Laws (2018), University of Wollongong

Bachelor of Arts (2018), University of Wollongong

Professional Membership

Admitted to the Supreme Court of NSW

Member of the NSW Law Society

Service Expertise

Business Set Up Consumer Law Commercial Leases & Contracts Data & Privacy Digital Marketing & Advertising eCommerce Employment Law Intellectual Property Startups Not-for-Profits & Charities Creative & Entertainment Software & IT Business Sales Regulatory Compliance

Aidan Watt's
Articles & Guides

Protect Your Product During Beta Testing With A Beta Participation Agreement (2026 Updated)

Beta testing is one of those exciting phases where your product finally leaves the safety of your team chat and lands in the hands of real users. It's also the stage where...

30 April 2026

Do You Need A Solar Installation Services Agreement? (2026 Updated)

Solar demand in the UK isn't slowing down. Between rising energy costs, government incentives, and customers wanting more control over their bills, solar installation businesses have a real opportunity to grow quickly....

30 April 2026

The Importance Of Online Hire Agreements (2026 Updated)

If you hire out equipment, vehicles, tools, spaces, or even specialist services, you've probably felt the pressure to make the booking experience quick and frictionless. In 2026, customers expect to click, pay,...

1 April 2026

Everything You Need To Know About Child Care Agreements (2026 Updated)

Whether you're a parent arranging regular care, a childminder taking on new families, or a small childcare business hiring staff and onboarding clients, it's easy to assume you can ?sort it out...

28 June 2025

Do You Need Removalist Terms And Conditions? (2026 Updated)

If you run a removals business (or you're about to launch one), you're probably focused on the practical stuff: vehicles, staff, packing materials, routes, storage, and keeping customers calm on moving day....

27 June 2025

Running An Online Directory? Here's Why Your T&Cs Matter (2026 Updated)

Online directories look simple on the surface: businesses list themselves, users search, and you take a subscription fee, listing fee, or ad revenue. But legally, directories can get complicated fast. You're sitting...

27 June 2025

When Do You Need A Memorandum Of Understanding? (2026 Updated)

If you're negotiating a deal, partnership, or project and you're not quite ready to sign a full contract, it can feel like you're stuck in limbo. You want to move things forward,...

27 June 2025