Melbourne, October 2025.

As artificial intelligence transforms the way creative professionals work from concept and design through to delivery and promotion, the legal risks have quickly evolved too.

Many creatives are also concerned about the way people and AI systems are accessing, consuming and exploiting their IP assets.

To help creative businesses navigate this new landscape and better protect their IP, Studio Legal has launched the AI Law Series for Creative Businesses, a new suite of AI era-ready contracts, policies and templates tailored specifically for the niche requirements of Australia’s creative industries. 

AI contracts for Australian creatives have arrived.

Why creative businesses need AI-ready legal tools 

AI adoption has surged across all sectors introducing new challenges for creative businesses and IP rights-holders around transparency, intellectual property, confidentiality, data protection, privacy and ethical use. 

Studio Legal’s Founder and Managing Principal, Jennifer Tutty, says these changes have created pressing legal blind spots for creative operators. 

“AI adoption has moved faster than most creative businesses can keep up with legally,” says Tutty.

“Through our new product range which I have personally curated and written, we wanted to make it simple for creatives to access easy to understand, industry-specific and practical documents that achieve two key objectives. The first to help them use AI lawfully, confidently and responsibly in their own business, and the second to ensure they put in place vital legal steps to protect their IP in the AI age”. 

What’s included in the AI Law Series

The AI Law Series for Creative Businesses provides a practical legal foundation for using AI across internal operations, client work and creative processes.

Inside the collection: 

– AI in the Workplace Policy – sets clear expectations for employees, contractors and suppliers using AI at work. 
– Client-Facing AI Usage Policy – supports transparency and legal compliance in how AI is used in client projects. 
– Privacy Policy & Website Terms (with AI inclusions) – reflects Australian privacy and website obligations and laws in the AI era. 
– NDAs, Pitch Terms & Creative Deliverables Disclaimers – protects IP and confidential materials against misuse in the AI era and generally. 
– Staff AI Contract Terms – updates internal agreements for employees, contractors and suppliers. 
– AI Contract Terms for Creative Services Agreements – integrates AI clauses into client service contracts. 

Three editions to suit every creative business 

To make AI legal compliance accessible to all creative operators, Studio Legal has created three editions, to suit needs and budgets:

Essentials Range: Ready-to-go, low-fuss, high-quality templates for fast implementation.

Signature Range: Customised documents for businesses actively using, or planning to use, AI across workflows, seeking robust legal protection to support their operations and protect their reputation, IP and other assets.

Signature Premium Range: Everything in the ‘Signature’ range, with extra face time with Studio Legal lawyers to support document implementation and team training.

“Our goal was to make AI law accessible, not daunting,” says Tutty. “We’ve translated complex emerging legal and ethical obligations into creative-friendly tools that help businesses stay compliant and focus on creating.” 

Free masterclass: AI Law for Creatives

To celebrate the launch, Studio Legal will host a complimentary online masterclass, AI Law for Creatives, presented by Jennifer Tutty. The session will explore how AI is reshaping legal frameworks, key privacy and IP considerations, and practical steps to future-proof your creative business.  

Get in touch at hello@studiolegal.com.au to register your interest.

Explore the AI Law Series 

Creative businesses can now explore the full product range and request quotes by filling out a dedicated AI Series Enquiry Form HERE, emailing hello@studiolegal.com.au or going to to Studio Legal’s website HERE. 

To learn more or register for the AI Law for Creatives masterclass, contact hello@studiolegal.com.au. 

About Studio Legal 

Studio Legal is a Melbourne-based boutique law firm proudly representing the creative industries. Led by Jennifer Tutty, the firm is known for its modern approach to legal services, offering relatable, specialised and effective legal support to creative businesses and people. 

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