Court Litigation
We represent our clients in the resolution of disputes, negotiating out-of-Court settlements and commencing or defending Court proceedings.
For example, we will:
- issue:
- simple letters of demand
- substantive letters of demand
- substantive letters asserting legal rights and requesting action or inaction
- substantive letters offering to settle or compromise disputes
- prepare:
- a Claim and Statement of Claim
- a Notice of Intention to Defend and Defence
- other Court Applications
- commence or defend Court proceedings before:
- the Magistrates Court of Queensland
- the District Court of Queensland
- the Supreme Court of Queensland
- the Federal Court or Federal Circuit Court
- assist clients before the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal
Contact us today on 07 3088 7937 or email us at [email protected] if you require legal advice, assistance or representation in these areas, or would like to arrange an initial consultation at our office to discuss your matter.
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