ESY Lawyers acts and advises on commercial disputes in all jurisdictions including the Local Court, District Court, Supreme Court, Administrative Appeals Tribunal and Federal Court.
As your trusted litigation lawyers, we can assist and represent you when taking legal action over business disputes. We take the time to understand the real issues facing your business, and tailor our approach to litigation so that, from the outset, your matter is positioned to achieve the most favourable outcome.
We aim to resolve all business disputes without proceeding to court.
However, for disputes that can’t be avoided or resolved, we work with you to set a strategy to manage the conflict, in order to achieve your objectives and minimise the commercial risks to your business.
As part of this, ESY Lawyers provides practical advice and devises litigation strategies that enable you to realistically determine your situation and chances of success.
Our aim is to ensure that the dispute is resolved as quickly and cost-effectively as possible, whether or not it proceeds to court.
Our litigation lawyers have years of experience and dispute expertise working with corporate, private and public sectors, across many industries.
We have extensive experience in running large, complex, commercial disputes in a range of areas. Our litigation clients operate in varied industries and include SMEs, not-for-profits, high net worth individuals, financiers, developers and builders, trade contractors, manufacturing firms, and professional services businesses.
Our focus is on strategy and results, not process. We partner with leading barristers and experts in the industry to assemble the best team to litigate your claim or defend a claim that has been made against your business.
Our range of litigation experience includes acting in the following areas:
ESY Lawyers advises on alternative options to contested dispute litigation, including mediation and negotiation.
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