Commercial Litigation

We Assist with Commercial Litigation Cases in the Hunter Valley

Informed Support for Commercial Clients

Equilaw’s commercial litigation practice strives to protect your interests as a business or as an individual. Based in Muswellbrook in the Hunter Valley, we can draft and review a wide range of contracts, agreements and legal documents to protect you and your business. Or, in the event you or your business has become involved in a dispute, we can advise on the best resolution process from mediation to initiating a legal proceeding in court.

We understand that legal proceedings can significantly slow business operations and result in heavy losses. Our solicitors are committed to helping you finalise documentation and disputes as quickly and amicably as possibly, so you can concentrate on driving growth.

Contact Equilaw Solicitors today to discover how we can help with your commercial needs. You can reach us on (02) 6542 5566. We also assist with cases of employment law, as well as conveyancing.

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Overview of Commercial Litigation Services

We are able to help draft contracts and deeds for mining companies, small businesses and individuals. Our solicitors offer advice in the following areas:

Buying and selling businesses or companies
Company incorporations, restructuring, takeovers and mergers
Partnerships and trusts
Joint ventures
Commercial contracts
Leasing of premises and equipment
Consumer protection
Trade practices
Taxation
Corporate recoveries
Superannuation
Insurance claims
Commercial litigation

No matter which course of action is best, Equilaw strives to protect your interests. We have experience in a range of litigation matters from small cases in the local and district court, to claims in the NSW Supreme Court or the Federal Court of Australia.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What essential corporate contracts can a solicitor assist with?

One of the most fundamental contracts is the shareholder agreement, which outlines the rights and obligations of the shareholders, the management structure and the procedures for decision-making and dispute resolution. Another crucial contract is the partnership agreement, which governs the relationship between partners and outlines their respective rights and responsibilities. A solicitor can also help businesses draft and review employment agreements, which cover the terms and conditions of employment, such as salary, benefits and termination provisions.