Questions worth answering before you call.

Yes. Every new matter starts with a direct conversation with a partner — not an intake coordinator — to understand what you're facing and whether we're the right fit before any work begins.

Our office is at 39 Railway Rd, Kalamunda WA 6076, Australia. We meet in person, by video, or by phone — whichever works best for you and the matter at hand.

Many of our clients have matters that extend across Australia or internationally. Where a matter requires local counsel in another jurisdiction, we coordinate that relationship directly so you don't have to manage it yourself.

Depending on the matter, we bill hourly, on a flat fee, or through an ongoing retainer arrangement. We agree on the structure and give you a realistic estimate before any work begins — no surprises on the invoice.

It depends entirely on the matter — a real estate closing might take weeks, while litigation can take considerably longer. We give you a realistic timeline at the outset and update it as the matter develops.

Yes. Every file is opened and overseen by a partner from intake through resolution. Associates support the work, but you always have direct access to the partner responsible for your matter.

Whatever documents relate to your situation — contracts, correspondence, court documents, or financial records. If you're not sure what's relevant, bring what you have; we'll tell you what else we need.

Yes, this is a common request. We'll review the file, get you up to speed on where things stand, and take over from there with minimal disruption.

Yes — from incorporation through financing rounds. We understand that early-stage companies need advice that's fast and proportionate to the stakes, not billed like a Fortune 500 engagement.

Yes. Many of our business clients retain us on an ongoing advisory basis, so there's always a lawyer who already knows the company on the other end of the phone.

Yes. Every conversation, from the first call onward, is treated as confidential and protected by solicitor-client privilege where applicable.

We run a conflicts check before accepting any new matter. If a conflict exists, we'll tell you upfront and, where possible, help you find another lawyer suited to the matter.