About Us
AdviiLaw 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 is comprised of highly qualified and experienced lawyers, whose focus is to deliver high quality, risk conscious and cost effective legal services.
Whether you need:
- legal advice about your rights, duties or liabilities;
- preparation or review of legal documents; or
- representation in a dispute,
in relation to any matter mentioned in our Areas of Practice, AdviiLaw has the expertise, experience and resources to deliver a highly professional and competent legal service.
Our difference
AdviiLaw is driven by the desire to achieve the best possible outcomes for its clients by, for example:
- offering effective, efficient and commercial legal and practical solutions;
- understanding the financial circumstances of the client (and offering flexible and fixed fee arrangements whenever possible);
- ensuring that the client speaks to a lawyer each time; and
- conducting itself with integrity, transparency and professionalism.
We are friendly, accessible and passionate about what we do.
Contact us today on 07 3088 7937 to see how we can assist you.
Latest Articles
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Domestic Building Contracts
You have rights under the Queensland law, irrespective of what the domestic building contract may, or may not, actually say.
Building a new house is an exciting time. You have likely spent months finalising the drawings, selecting your features, and obtaining approvals. You now have boots on the ground, the builder, including yourself,
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Interim, interlocutory and final injunctions in defamation law
How do interim, interlocutory and final injunctions generally apply in defamation cases?
At times, an award of monetary damages may simply not be enough to console, repair and vindicate the reputation of the plaintiff. As the saying goes, the “slur remains“, or the “mud sticks“,
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The art of calculating damages in defamation cases
How are damages calculated in defamation cases?
Section 34 of the Defamation Act 2005 (Qld) states that:
“In determining the amount of damages to be awarded in any defamation proceedings, the court is to ensure that there is an appropriate and rational relationship between the harm sustained by
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