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Commercial Litigation

Our Sydney Commercial Litigation Lawyers are well respected advocates and have a thorough understanding of the processes and procedures which are involved in commercial litigation. Our lawyers can act for you in all New South Wales Courts and Tribunals and are your strategic experts when it comes to defending or proceeding with a claim.

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Commercial Litigation Lawyers Sydney

At Abboud & Associates, our lawyers are experts in managing the litigation process when dealing with commercial disputes. Our lawyers handle all aspects of the litigation process with confidence, precision and care, ensuring that your interests are protected at all times. Our litigation service is an end-to-end service where our experienced team provides you with timely strategic advice to resolve your commercial disputes.​

Steps in the Litigation Process

As a plaintiff, your litigation journey can generally be summed up in 6 steps:

01

Letter of Demand

This is where our office will send a final letter to the defendant requesting payment be made by a certain date.​​

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02

Commence Proceedings

If the Letter of Demand is not complied with, then we will take steps to commence proceedings in the relevant Court or Tribunal.

03

Preparation of Evidence

The parties attend to the preparation of evidence and exchange that evidence prior to a final hearing.

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04

Attempts at Settlement

Now that the parties have exchanged their evidence, the parties may consider settlement discussions as they will have a better idea of the strengths of their case.

05

Final Hearing

If the dispute isn’t settled, then the matter proceeds to a final hearing where a judge makes a binding decision on the dispute.

06

Enforcement

The successful party can then enforce the judgment through various enforcement techniques including garnishee orders and writs for the levy of property.

For a defendant, the journey is generally the same but instead of issuing a Letter of Demand, the defendant may choose to respond to the Letter of Demand outlining their position. Also, as a defendant, you will not be commencing proceedings but, instead, will be responding to the claim with a defence and, where appropriate, a cross claim.

We provide assistance with commercial litigation, including:

  • Drafting and sending Letters of Demand.

  • Drafting Statements of Claim and other Originating Processes.

  • Drafting Defences.

  • Drafting evidence including Affidavits and Witness Statements.

  • Attending Court and Tribunals where required to represent you.

  • Acting for you at the Final Hearing.

  • Drafting Garnishee Orders.

  • Drafting Writs for the Levy of Property.

  • Drafting Examination Notices and seeking an order for examination.

  • Commencing winding up proceedings and seeking orders that debtors be wound up and a liquidator appointed.

  • Preparing various Notices of Motion including applications for Default Judgments, Security of Costs, amendment and strike out of pleadings and setting aside Notices to Produce and Subpoenas.

  • Drafting Subpoenas and Notices to produce.

  • Negotiating on your behalf at various settlement conferences.

  • Attending mediations where necessary.

Commercial Litigation FAQs

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At Abboud & Associates Law Firm, our expertise extends beyond Commercial Litigation & Contractual Disputes to cover a variety of legal areas. Whether you require assistance with Building & Construction matters, Property & Conveyancing or Debt Collection, our team is here to provide expert guidance and support. Click here to explore our full range of services and find out how we can assist you.

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