Commercial litigation lawyers in Melbourne
Our local commercial litigators offer versatile solutions
Specialising in all facets of commercial law and Australia Consumer Law, our litigation team can represent you in a wide range of commercial disputes. Get in touch, and let’s talk through your case — there is a satisfying solution, and you can trust us to find it.
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Commercial litigation services we specialise in
Our commercial litigation experts are at your service
Commercial disputes can be complicated affairs, legally and emotionally. Your dedicated commercial litigation lawyer will help you unknot complex issues, navigate uncertain obligations, and even manage hostile, misleading or deceptive conduct by the other parties involved.
With AANDI by your side, you’ll have the expertise you need to make quick, confident and meaningful legal decisions.
Expert advice and flexible pricing
We provide free consultations and tailored, flexible pricing to suit your case.
Understand your position
We provide honest, straightforward advice so you always know where you stand.
Get your dispute resolved efficiently
We have structured processes and work hard to resolve your case quickly.
Consult our Melbourne-based commercial litigation lawyers today
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How our commercial litigators can help you succeed
Once we’ve grasped the scope of your commercial litigation claim, we’ll assign you a dedicated lawyer. While they will specialise in the concepts pertaining to your case, they’ll also be able to draw on the wide-reaching expertise of our entire team.
Commercial contract disputes
Business disputes
Insurance disputes
Building and construction disputes
Australian Consumer Law disputes
Insurance litigation
Meet your new commercial litigation team
Our strength lies in the experiential diversity of our team and the specificity of their expertise. We’ll tackle your case with the professional diligence we’ve built our reputation on.
Why choose AANDI Lawyers
Personalised advice and tailored strategies
Clear communication on progress and options
Wide range of dispute resolution services
Time-efficient, budget-conscious work
We can help you with alternative dispute-resolution tactics
Talk it out
The people in a commercial litigation matter communicate directly, either through speaking or in writing. The aim is to reach an agreement or settle on a method for how to proceed with the dispute.
Get a third party involved
An impartial third party, the mediator, helps people in a legal dispute negotiate with one another. It's often used when people have impassable conflicts with each other.
Mediation for groups
This is a common dispute-resolution method for groups of two or more people. Facilitation is the best way to ensure each group has a voice and is heard before reaching an agreement. A third party will lead the process.
Hire a professional to help
A third party with experience in legal matters assists in the dispute. The conciliator can give both parties sound litigation and dispute resolution advice. This method is often employed for equal opportunity disputes.
Present the case to a third party
Both parties in the dispute present their cases to an independent third person and are bound by this third party's decision. This method is often used for industrial relations or contractual disputes between businesses.
Contact our commercial litigation lawyers
Litigation is often a time-sensitive matter.
Our lawyers are ready to go.
Address
Level 3, Building 5, 658 Church Street, Richmond, Victoria 3121
Business hours
Monday-Friday
8:30 am–5 pm
Payment options
Flexible payment plans available
Parking
Dale Street Parking and Wilson Parking nearby
Frequently asked questions
Every case is different, so it's always best to get specific advice from a dispute resolution lawyer who knows the details of your case.
Generally speaking, commercial litigation involves two parties with a legal dispute trying to come to an agreement without going to court. At AANDI Lawyers, we will guide you through the finer details of this process to ensure your interests are protected.
Yes, once both parties have agreed on a settlement and signed the agreement, it becomes legally binding, just like any other contract. Since both parties agree voluntarily, it's also likely that both parties will uphold their part of the agreement.
The length of the litigation process depends on the details of your case, including how cooperative the other party is. We will help you choose the best course of action for your case and proceed with dispute resolution as quickly as possible.
