Iles Selley Lawyers is principally a dispute resolution or commercial
litigious practice. However, the firm encourages clients to consult
us as early as possible in any matter that might have the potential
to become litigious. In this way, with appropriate advice and action,
or through informal mediation, disputes can be resolved at an early
stage without the necessity to litigate. The areas in which the
firm can assist, advise and, if necessary, accept instructions to
act in Court, Tribunal or Administrative proceedings are:
- Asset protection
- Banking
- Building, planning and development disputes
- Business and Commercial law – contracts, trusts and intellectual
property
- Companies · Contractual disputes
- Corporations Act and corporate governance matters
- Criminal law (but not legally aided matters)
- Defamation
- Employment disputes
- Environmental Law
- Equitable disputes
- Insolvency – Company liquidation, voluntary administration and
bankruptcy
- Insurance – Professional indemnity, directors & officer’s liability,
product liability
and general insurance
- Legal Practitioners Conduct Board matters
- Local Government
- Media law matters, including representation in the media
- Medical Board matters
- Mining Lease disputes
- Partnerships and joint venture disputes
- Professional misconduct or malpractice
- Professional negligence
- Real property transactions – leases, mortgages, trusts and nominee
arrangements, actions for specific performance
- Securities enforcement and general debt recovery
- Tax
- Trade Practices Act/Competition Code advice and litigation
- Travel industry disputes
- White collar crime
- Wills and estates matters, where litigious
- Wine industry issues – litigious, GI and general commercial advice
Given the combined experience of the members of the firm, there
are few areas of the law, whether of a litigious nature or otherwise,
where the firm cannot assist. If you have a problem in a practice
area not listed above, you should not hesitate to speak with a Partner.
It may be that the firm can assist in that area or, if not, an appropriate
referral can be given to someone who can.
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