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Nikolina Milošević BA, LLB, LLM (Applied Law) is the Principal of ND Legal, a Perth commercial law firm serving small and medium businesses, and individuals, across Western Australia. With more than a decade of experience at leading mid-tier and international firms, Nina has advised multi-billion dollar corporations on complex commercial matters and now channels that top-tier expertise into the businesses and people who rarely get access to it. She founded ND Legal after walking away from the corporate grind, driven by a conviction that everyday Australians deserve better than the billable hour.


Her practice spans general business law and commercial, corporate, leasing and contractual advisory work for SMEs, alongside property, consumer and civil matters for individuals (everything except criminal, family, insolvency, VROs and employment disputes).


Nina's approach is unapologetically commercial, refreshingly plain-spoken, and built on the belief that excellent legal advice should be a tool for growth, not a tax on it.


Outside the office, she is an avid reader, a keen skier, and enjoys life's most ordinary pleasures.

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First Name
Nikolina
Last Name
Milošević
Phone
+61 8 6186 1499

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Sep 30, 2026 ∙ 9 min
Pre-Exercise Screening in Australia: Are Your Fitness Health Forms and Disclaimers Legal?
Most fitness businesses collect some form of health history before a new client starts training, often through a PAR-Q style questionnaire. What a lot of business owners don’t realise is that the moment they collect that information, they may be taking on legal obligations that go well beyond having a form on file, obligations that can apply even to a very small, single-location studio. Pre-exercise screening can help fitness businesses identify health risks before training begins and manage...

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Sep 17, 2026 ∙ 5 min
Gym Injury Liability in Australia: Is Your Fitness Business Liable If a Client Gets Injured?
Injuries happen in fitness settings. Someone tweaks a knee during a class, drops a weight, or overexerts on a hot day. Whether your business is actually liable when that happens depends on a mix of factors that go well beyond whether the client signed a waiver on day one, and a real Australian case that ran all the way to the Court of Appeal shows how these cases are actually decided. A client injury does not automatically mean a fitness business is liable. The circumstances, supervision,...

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Sep 16, 2026 ∙ 6 min
Is Your Gym Refund Policy Legal in Australia? What WA Fitness Businesses Need to Know
“No refunds” is one of the most common lines in fitness membership and enrolment agreements, whether that’s a gym, a Pilates reformer studio, a yoga studio, or a personal training package, and in Western Australia, it’s also one of the most likely to be unenforceable in the way business owners expect. We covered the general version of this issue in Your Refund Policy Isn’t a Loophole: What the Law Actually Says. Fitness memberships have two extra layers of regulation on top: a WA-specific...

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