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: Setting aside statutory demands
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
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
Statutory demands – a secret weapon in debt collection
Birman & Ride’s cost-effective demand letters produce a much higher volume of debt recoveries for our clients than legal action. For one reason, some recipients settle claims
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