EXPERIENCE. TRUST. SOUND ADVICE.
Alice Skalski
LLB, BBus, GradDipLegPrac, LLMLegal Practice Director
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 the University of Queensland.
Alice’s experience is broad and diversified, having acted for publicly listed companies, government authorities, small business owners, property developers and investors on various types of commercial and property transactions, including large-scale developments, put and call options, land acquisitions, business purchases/sales and commercial and retail shop leasing.
Alice’s unique skills, experience and expertise allow him to identify precisely what the real issues are, and what legal and practical solutions will best achieve the client’s desired outcomes.
Alice is professional, courteous and will work closely with her clients to ensure that their legal experience is as seamless and cost effective as possible.
Admissions & Memberships
- Admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland
- Admitted to the High Court of Australia
- Member of Queensland Law Society
Formal Qualifications
- Bachelor of Laws
- Bachelor of Business
- Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
- Master of Laws
- National Mediation Accreditation Training
Contact Alice
- t: 07 3088 7937
- f: 07 3112 1992
- e: [email protected]
Latest Articles
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Telecommunication Towers and Low-Impact Facilities
Your rights to object to, or seek compensation in respect of, the installation of telecommunication infrastructure.
We rely so heavily on electronic communications these days (to conduct our professional, business and personal affairs) that we, as a society, collectively, appear to accept nothing less than absolute perfection on the issue of the speed,
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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, say.
Building a new house is exciting. You have likely spent months finalising the drawings, selecting your fixtures and fittings, and obtaining approvals. You now have boots on the ground, and 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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