EXPERIENCE. TRUST. SOUND ADVICE.
Zoran Gelic
LLB(Hons), BA(Dist.), GradDipLegPrac, LLM(Dean's Hons)Legal Practice Director
Zoran 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 (Dean’s Honours) from the University of Queensland.
Zoran is currently undertaking a PhD in Law at the University of Queensland, with the assistance of his supervising professor and another doctor.
Zoran has delivered legal services to clients across many different industries (including high risk or high net-worth individuals, mums and dads, small businesses and large multinational companies).
His 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.
Zoran is professional, courteous and will work closely with his 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 (Honours)
- Bachelor of Arts (Distinction)
- Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
- Master of Laws (Dean’s Honours)
- Bar Exams and Bar Practice Course (BPC65)
Contact Zoran
- t: 07 3088 7937
- f: 07 3112 1992
- e: [email protected]
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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.
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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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