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Litigation and Dispute Resolution
We examine the facts and evidence, helping you choose a legal course with an informed understanding.
We assess disputes through the facts, documents, and correspondence, identifying claims, defenses, and matters requiring proof. Our work includes written submissions, representation, and reviewing judgments and available challenges. We consider settlement alongside litigation, explaining relevant risks and necessary steps without making promises about the outcome of a case.
Scope of service
What we do
Dispute Assessment
Reviewing facts and documents to identify parties, claims, and issues affecting the appropriate dispute resolution route.
Preparing Claims
Drafting claims and applications, linking each request to its basis and available supporting evidence.
Submissions and Defenses
Preparing responses and defenses addressing the other party's asserted facts, evidence, claims, and requested relief.
Organizing Evidence
Arranging documents, correspondence, and the factual chronology, while identifying gaps and issues requiring further proof.
Representation and Appeals
Representing clients within the engagement scope and reviewing judgments, available challenges, and their procedural requirements.
Settlement Assessment
Reviewing settlement proposals and drafting terms that clarify waivers, obligations, and arrangements for implementing the agreement.
How we work
Our approach
- 01
Review the File
We gather key facts and documents, identifying previous and current proceedings.
- 02
Assess the Position
We assess claims, defenses, and evidence, explaining the options and risks.
- 03
Conduct Agreed Work
We prepare submissions and undertake agreed actions for the case.
- 04
Review Developments
We review decisions and developments, explaining settlement options and next steps.
FAQ
Before you get in touch
What documents should I provide for an initial dispute assessment?
Start with relevant contracts, correspondence, and supporting documents, together with any previous claims, judgments, or notices. After an initial review, we identify further requirements based on the dispute and procedural stage.
Should I file a claim immediately?
This depends on the dispute, rights requiring protection, and relevant deadlines. We assess negotiation, settlement, and procedural requirements, then explain an appropriate course while considering necessary steps to preserve rights.
How long will the case take?
Timing varies with the dispute, service of documents, evidence, procedures, and additional applications. We can explain expected stages after reviewing the file, but cannot promise a date for a decision.
Can a judgment be challenged?
We review the judgment, notification date, and case status to identify available challenges and their requirements. Assessment requires the reasons and case documents; filing a challenge does not mean the judgment will change.
Discuss Your Dispute and Legal Position
Send the key facts and documents, identifying any scheduled hearing or current deadline.