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Business Lawyers Queensland

Helping you navigate the dynamic business landscape

We appreciate the need for plain language and deliver easy-to-understand contracts that protect your commercial interests and clearly identify the scope of work and obligations of all parties to provide certainty and minimise risk.

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Business & Commercial Lawyers

Our team provides commercial and business law services to clients operating in commercial property, development and construction.  We also regularly assist clients who are starting up as sole traders, partnerships, companies, trusts or joint venture arrangements.  Our services include: 

  • Business Sales and Purchases
  • Commercial Contracts and Advisory
  • Commercial Property Transactions
  • Shareholder Agreements and Joint Ventures
  • Company Incorporation
  • Intellectual Property Services
  • Franchising Services – preparing and advising on franchise agreements
  • Mortgage, Easements, Caveats & Other Registrable Interests in Land
  • Property Development Law & Due Diligence
  • Retail, Commercial and Industrial Leasing
  • Asset Protection
  • Business Structuring and Restructuring

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For an obligation free initial consultation call us or leave a message and one of our experienced team members will call you back at your preferred time.

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