At ESY Lawyers, our commercial lawyers are experienced in providing specialised commercial transaction advice and leasing services in the areas of retail, office and industrial property. Critical to the success of any business is the early intervention of a knowledgeable commercial lawyer to help you navigate through the complexities of commercial transactions and any occupancy leasing requirements. The team at ESY Lawyers have many years of experience in preparing and negotiating a variety of occupancy and commercial agreements and can work with you in order to achieve your business objectives whilst minimising commercial and legal risks to your business.
Most businesses can view dispute resolution as a reactive process.
However, we encourage implementing prevention and risk management strategies to protect against costly litigation processes. Our team at ESY Lawyers have helped many clients from many different industries and circumstances create practical dispute resolution procedures that form part of their corporate risk prevention and management strategies.
Our approach is to provide you with practical advice to protect your interests whilst you are dealing with third parties (including customers, competitors, or suppliers). The ability to deal with a potential issue early will reduce the risk of the dispute escalating or proceeding to contested litigation. For advice on commercial transactions, we use our disputes expertise to provide a unique and innovative approach that ensures the benefits of the transactions to your business are maximised whilst reducing the risks.
ESY Lawyers tailors its advice to meet the strategic objectives of your business.
The types of areas we provide our pre-litigation disputes advice include:
We can assist your business to navigate through any commercial transaction with ease including transactions involving real estate and leasing.
If your business is owed money by a company, the proposed insolvency reforms which are expected to come into effect at the beginning of 2021 may mean that getting paid just got that little bit harder.
The Federal Government has, consistently with expectations, announced that the temporary relief which has been in place for insolvency and bankruptcy will be extended until 31 December 2020.
The use of electronic signatures to execute business to business contracts has increased significantly, particularly since covid. A recent decision serves as a timely reminder to exercise caution when using electronic signatures to enter into contracts.
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