Who we act for
Our business lawyers in Sydney assist individuals, businesses and organisations at different stages of the business lifecycle, including:
Business owners and family businesses starting, operating, buying or selling a business
Franchisors and franchisees
Landlords and tenants leasing commercial premises
Employers and employees with workplace issues
Business owners, directors and shareholders involved in commercial disputes
Businesses and individuals dealing with unpaid debts, insolvency or bankruptcy
Clients who have suffered financial loss as a result of alleged professional negligence
Employers and individuals seeking advice on immigration matters
If you are unsure whether we can assist with your matter, contact our team to discuss your enquiry.
What happens during your first consultation
You can meet with our commercial lawyers in Parramatta, Liverpool, and throughout Sydney at our offices or virtually over the phone or via Zoom. Simply book an appointment that suits your schedule and confirm applicable consultation fees. Your first consultation is an opportunity to explain your situation, ask questions and discuss your options.
To make the most of the meeting, provide relevant contracts, leases, correspondence and company details, together with a summary of key dates. During the consultation, we will:
Listen to your concerns and clarify what you would like to achieve
Review the information and relevant documents you provide
Identify the key risks, deadlines and legal issues
Explain your options, the likely steps and indicative timeframes
Explain the proposed fee arrangements and provide an estimate of costs where possible
Discuss the next steps, subject to confirming that we can act and agreeing the terms of engagement
How we handle your matter
Each matter requires an approach suited to its facts and your objectives. We will explain the proposed steps and keep you informed as your matter progresses.
Commercial advice and transactions
Understand your objectives: We confirm what you want to achieve and identify the relevant risks.
Recommend an approach: We explain your options and agree on a strategy with you.
Prepare and negotiate: We draft, review and negotiate documents and manage due diligence where required.
Complete the transaction: We guide you through signing, settlement or completion and explain any remaining obligations.
Disputes and litigation
Assess your position: We review the facts and documents and advise on your rights, options and relevant deadlines.
Explore early resolution: Where appropriate, we pursue negotiation, mediation or other alternatives to court proceedings.
Prepare your case: If proceedings are appropriate, we prepare the necessary evidence and documents in accordance with your instructions.
Conduct the proceedings: We represent you and keep you informed about progress, costs and developments affecting your case.
Why choose Brydens Lawyers
When you are working with Brydens Lawyers, a leading commercial law firm in Sydney, you can benefit from clear communication and a practical understanding of your objectives. Our approach includes:
Advice suited to your circumstances: We explain the relevant legal issues and recommend a practical approach to your transaction or dispute.
Clear communication: We explain the proposed work, relevant deadlines and developments as your matter progresses.
Transparency about costs: We discuss the proposed fee arrangements and provide updated information as the scope of work changes.
Accessible appointments: Contact our team to discuss available locations and appointment arrangements.
Language assistance: If you would prefer to discuss your matter in another language, let us know when booking so we can confirm available assistance.
Speak with a commercial lawyer in Sydney
Seeking legal advice early can help you understand your options before making a significant business decision or responding to a dispute.
Whether you are buying or selling a business, entering a lease, reviewing a contract or dealing with a dispute, contact us to discuss the assistance you require.
Enquire online or call 1800 848 848 to request a consultation.
