The litigation process
Every court (and tribunal) in Western Australia (including the Federal Court and other federal jurisdictions) has separate rules for the conduct of proceedings. Some use
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Category: Civil litigation
How we manage litigation
If not properly managed, litigation can be unnecessarily time-consuming and expensive. We are committed to conducting proceedings as efficiently as possible. Preliminaries Before commencing proceedings
Litigation funding
A problem we have seen time and again is that a client has a good claim but is not in the financial position to pay
What the courts offer
State Court/Tribunal Jurisdiction What they offer Court of Appeal of Western Australia Determines appeals from decisions from single Supreme Court justices and other courts. Same
Stories from our civil litigation files
M v C Acting for an individual who was induced to sell her house and move to the country on the basis of promises by
The kind of lawyer you hope the other guy has
It’s not always easy to tell if the lawyer you’ve hired is right for you. If you’re wondering if you’ve chosen wisely our (slightly) tongue
The devil is in the documents
Court cases are mostly decided on the facts in dispute – not esoteric points of law or by the brilliance of barristers’ arguments. And it’s
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