As highly experienced litigation lawyers, we commence or defend court proceedings before:
In addition, we assist clients before the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Commercial litigation is a process where two or more companies have a dispute and cannot negotiate an agreement. The person who wants the dispute resolved will issue a legal process so that it can go through the Court, which shall be the one to determine the proper course of action.
As commercial law specialists, we can help you commence or defend any commercial disputes that you might be dealing with, such as:
If you find yourself involved in a business dispute, the commercial and court litigation team at ADVIILAW is prepared to take on your case. We can help whether you need to commence or defend court proceedings.
Should you require legal advice, assistance or representation in the areas of dispute resolution, settlement negotiation or court litigation, or if you would like to arrange a consultation with an experienced litigation lawyer or disputes lawyer, contact us online. Alternatively, call us on 07 3088 7937 or email us at [email protected] today.
Litigation is not the same as a lawsuit — litigation is a legal proceeding that follows the filing of a lawsuit. Whilst the two terms are sometimes used interchangeably, a lawsuit generally forms only one part of a litigation matter, as there are many steps in the litigation process until a Judge makes a final decision.
These terms are often used interchangeably.
They basically refer to a dispute between parties that falls to be determined within the civil jurisdiction of the Courts, as governed by civil procedure rules (and not procedural rules governing the criminal or family law jurisdictions, for example).
An individual’s rights, as a landowner, may be unlawfully impacted by the neighbour, in which case that individual may need to see a civil litigation lawyer.
On the other hand, a sole trader, shareholder, company, beneficiary or trust (to name just a few examples), may be having their contractual rights, or rights under the general law or legislation passed by parliament, being breached by another party, in which case they may need to see a civil/commercial litigation lawyer.
Civil disputes, whether personal or commercial in nature, vary in complexity (and can be very complex).
Litigation lawyers are qualified, and trained, to handle such disputes (including, in most cases, matters that end up before the Court).
In Queensland, civil disputes, by way of example, may end up before the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal, the Magistrates Court, the District Court, the Supreme Court, or the Federal Courts of Australia.
The commercial litigation lawyer is the person who helps you resolve disputes and deal with any legal issues. They’re an expert in applying the law to facts, evaluating claims for their merit or lack thereof based on applicable precedents or case laws, and giving advice about how best to handle your case.
Seek a commercial lawyer with the following qualities:
A commercial litigator needs to be able to summarise the facts of their case quickly and accurately, often considering large numbers of documents in just minutes.
Court litigation is often a process of understanding the motives and dynamics in play for both parties. Thus, it’s essential that your commercial lawyer has deep insights and keeps up to date on the happenings in your particular industry.
Strategic thinking is essential to a successful litigator. This means having the skills (and patience) needed for dealing with complicated cases while also being able to take an overview of your client’s objectives as a whole.
At ADVIILAW, we have the technical expertise to take on a commercial litigation case and the compassion to ensure that you feel supported throughout the proceedings.
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.
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