Legal disputes are disruptive to businesses and personal lives; they negatively impact financial and human resources and create uncertainty. They also cause significant stress and anxiety.

Our experienced dispute resolution team understand these impacts well, so our dispute resolution services focus on resolving legal disputes in a practical, strategic, timely and cost effective way.

We have acted for individuals, corporations and not-for-profit organisations in many different industries in a wide variety of commercial and equity disputes involving contracts, joint ventures and other commercial relationships, trusts and fiduciary relationships, breach of duty claims, partnership disputes, equitable claims, insurance claims, professional negligence claims and wills and estates claims.

Our services cover:

  • All levels of State and Federal Courts;
  • Tribunals and Regulatory authorities;
  • Alternative dispute resolution such as mediation, conciliations, arbitrations and case appraisals.

Your experts in Dispute Resolution

Liam Wise
Senior Associate
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July 25, 2024

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