Commercial building contracts should lay out their terms and conditions as clearly as possible. But that isn’t always the case. AANDI Lawyers’ Melbourne legal team represent property owners, developers and contractors in all commercial building and construction disputes. Book a consultation at our Richmond office today.
Get adviceOur lawyers specialise in dispute resolution, and we have decades of experience working with the building and construction industry. We can handle contract disputes involving a Tier 1 builder, subcontractor or any other building practitioner in a commercial building contract.
Our dispute resolution lawyers have experience acting for both builders and developers.
Give us the details of your case so we can assess the legal grounds for your commercial building and construction dispute.
After we’ve clarified the scope of your dispute, we will formulate strategies and explain your options.
We will pursue your chosen course of action, and can escalate your case for review by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT).
We will provide dedicated legal representation to ensure your rights are respected and that you receive a fair judgment.
Give us the details of your case so we can assess the legal grounds for your commercial building and construction dispute.
After we’ve clarified the scope of your dispute, we will formulate strategies and explain your options.
We will pursue your chosen course of action, and can escalate your case for review by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT).
We will provide dedicated legal representation to ensure your rights are respected and that you receive a fair judgment.
Give us the details of your case so we can assess the legal grounds for your commercial building and construction dispute.
After we’ve clarified the scope of your dispute, we will formulate strategies and explain your options.
We will pursue your chosen course of action, and can escalate your case for review by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT).
Whether you’re a builder or property owner, our team has proven experience defending the rights of clients on both sides of the building contract.
Our strength comes from the depth and versatility of our expertise. We’ve tackled all manner of legal disputes within the building industry; whatever your issue, we’ll know precisely how to counsel you.
We handle hundreds of dispute resolution cases every year, and we have a deep understanding of the intricacies of commercial building contracts. You can rely on our team for your case.
Your time is valuable. Nobody wants to waste it bogged down in litigation. Our lawyers will work tirelessly to ensure your case progresses quickly.
Effective and clear communication is an essential part of how we work with all our clients. We will ensure you know exactly how your case is progressing at each stage of the process.
We provide a free consultation for all new clients so you can understand where you stand and what your options are. We will get an understanding of your dispute so we can advise on your options.
Get in touch, and we’ll schedule a consultation with our lawyers. Let us know if you’d prefer an in-person meeting at our Richmond office or a virtual consultation.
Level 3, Building 5, 658 Church Street, Richmond, Victoria 3121
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Anyone party to a building project contract can make a dispute claim. This includes Tier 1 builders, subcontractors, and property developers.
The most common reasons a dispute arises include poor quality work, unmet deadlines and failure to make payment.
We can handle all kinds of disputes related to commercial building contracts, including:
We review building contracts to discern the merits of a dispute.
Yes, Tier 1 builders and subcontractors can make a claim against a developer or owner. This is usually regarding payment disputes or variations to the scope of work.
We engage engineers and building experts to assess the property for defects and provide a report on the extent and severity of any defects they find. They will also evaluate whether the building is compliant with Australian Standards.