As a specialist law firm in Brisbane, we practice across a range of areas, including business law, commercial law, property law, trusts law, intellectual property law, employment law, defamation, disputes, estate planning and litigation.
For a lawyer in Brisbane that you can trust to represent your best interests, contact the team at ADVIILAW. We are proud to be a team of specialist senior lawyers with years of experience in commercial, property and litigation in Australia. Rely on our team for the best advice and legal representation in Brisbane.
CONTACT OUR TEAM Book AppointmentADVIILAW is a boutique law firm specialising in commercial, property and dispute resolution law, including other areas of law outlined in our Areas of Practice. Our team comprises highly qualified and experienced lawyers whose focus is to deliver high quality,
Whether you need legal advice about your rights, duties or liabilities, preparation or review of legal documents, or representation in a dispute, with any area of expertise mentioned in our Areas of Practice, ADVIILAW has the experience and resources to deliver a highly professional and competent legal service.
At ADVIILAW, we pride ourselves on representing your interests to the best of our abilities, so if you need a lawyer in Brisbane, ADVIILAW is the one for you. With a range of practice areas, you are sure to be covered for everything you need with a specialist team that will settle for nothing other than the best outcomes for you. Our main areas of practice include:
Regardless of whether you are engaged in a commercial dispute, or you require a law firm in Brisbane that can provide you with the right legal documents for your business, ADVIILAW is the one you can trust. With years of experience in all areas of Australian commercial law, there is no better choice for your business. As experts in the field of litigation, contract and employment law, you can be sure that all of your commercial needs are covered.
Ensuring that your property is taken care of in every legal way is the most you can do to secure your investment. ADVIILAW offers a range of legal property services, including residential and commercial conveyancing, property development, commercial and retail shop leasing and property disputes. There is no better choice in Brisbane for a real estate lawyer who can take care of your property interests for both commercial and residential applications.
At ADVIILAW, we take care of your litigation proceedings no matter whether you require out-of-court settlements, dispute resolution or representation in the courtroom. Our expert team is well versed in the area of court litigation, so you know you are choosing a lawyer in Brisbane that you can trust to take care of your best interests. We are proud to be some of the most thorough lawyers in the courtroom, so you can be confident in choosing ADVIILAW to represent you to the best of their ability.
Alice is a highly experienced and practical commercial and property lawyer (with almost a decade of licenced legal experience).
Prior to establishing ADVIILAW, Alice was a commercial and property lawyer at one of Australia’s leading top-tier law firms. Alice is a nationally accredited mediator and has graduated with a Master of Laws from
Full ProfileZoran is an experienced commercial, property and dispute resolution lawyer (with more than a decade of licenced legal experience).
Prior to establishing ADVIILAW, Zoran practised law as a qualified commercial barrister and nationally accredited mediator, specialising in Court advocacy, evidence and civil procedure.
Zoran has graduated with a Master of Laws
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