ESY Lawyers acts and advises on commercial disputes in all jurisdictions. 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.
Avoiding litigation when disputes arise is a way to protect and maintain your business’ ongoing working relationships and reputation. We use informal negotiation or formal mediation methods to assist in resolving your dispute.
Outstanding invoices and late payments can be frustrating and time-consuming while risking your cash flow and business health. We act diligently to help recover money owed to you, so you can get on with business.
We can assist your business to navigate through any commercial dispute or transaction with ease including transactions involving contracts with services providers or those relating to real estate and leasing of commercial premises.
Disputes can be a stressful and costly distraction to your business’ success.But they can happen and it’s important to be prepared.This is why you need a commercial disputes lawyer right by your side. ESY Lawyers is a boutique commercial law firm in Sydney solely focused on resolving commercial disputes. Using this expertise, we can partner with your business to navigate through any commercial transaction with ease. We help you settle any commercial dispute you may face with complete peace of mind, so you can focus more on what matters most to you. We pride ourselves on achieving favourable outcomes, with minimal disruption to your business. You’re in experienced hands with your team at ESY Lawyers.
We have an Accredited Specialist in Commercial Litigation with unrivalled expertise to assist with any commercial dispute, from contracts and construction, to property, financing and partnership disputes.
Receive a tailored service that’s personalised to you and your business’ specific needs.
Whether it’s best to negotiate, sue or defend a legal proceeding in a Court or Tribunal, we help you assess the situation so that you know your options.
We understand small to medium business, which is why we strive to achieve the best possible result for you while minimising your costs.
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