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Navigating the complex legal landscape of dispute resolution can be like traversing an intricate maze. If you need help finding the way forward, a litigation lawyer can serve as your guide. The choice of this guide, however, can significantly sway the course and outcome of your journey. In this article, we delve into the essential factors to consider when selecting the most suitable litigation lawyer for your needs.

Experience

When it comes to litigation, experience is vital. The complexity and dynamism of the legal world necessitate that a lawyer has a deep understanding and ample practical exposure. Look for a lawyer who specialises in litigation, as this demonstrates their commitment and focus on this specific area of law. Ask about their familiarity with local and state laws, as these can significantly influence the outcome of your case.

Clear Communication

Clear communication is key to a successful solicitor-client relationship. Your lawyer should be able to translate complex legal jargon into straightforward, comprehensible language. They should provide you with regular updates and make sure you’re aware of all possible outcomes of your case. Active listening skills are equally important. They should take the time to understand your perspective and answer any questions you may have.

Professionalism

In the realm of dispute resolution, professionalism is not merely an added value; it’s a prerequisite. Check if the lawyer is punctual, organised and respectful and make sure they have a strong commitment to confidentiality. The way they conduct themselves in and out of the courtroom is also telling of their professional demeanour.

Personalised Approach

Every dispute is unique and requires a personalised approach. Your lawyer should be willing to delve into the specifics of your case, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all strategy. They should have a solid understanding of your objectives and devise a plan tailored to your particular situation. An adaptable lawyer who can manoeuvre the changing dynamics of a case is a great asset.

Great Reputation

A strong reputation is often indicative of a lawyer’s ability and professionalism. Look for testimonials or reviews from previous clients online and be wary of negative feedback. References from other legal professionals can also be a good indicator.

Case Results

The past results of a lawyer can provide a glimpse into their expertise and effectiveness. Analyse their litigation strategy in previous cases to gauge their problem-solving skills. Check their track record and ask about their success rates, verifying their involvement in cases like yours. However, try to remember that each case is different and past results are not a guarantee of future outcomes.

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Why Choose Greenhalgh Pickard for Your Litigation Matters

At Greenhalgh Pickard, our client-centric services embody the qualities that can assist you. We seek to ease the burden of litigation matters, simplify the process and work towards the most favourable outcome for you. Whether your case is a civil, commercial or criminal matter, our litigation lawyers can assist you with mediation or arbitration and act on your behalf during the litigation process. We can assist with:

  • Wills and estate disputes
  • Elder abuse
  • Bankruptcy and insolvency
  • Intellectual property disputes
  • Australian Consumer Law
  • Property disputes
  • Real estate transactions
  • Shareholder disputes
  • Traffic infringements
  • Debt collection
  • Criminal cases
  • Defamation matters
  • Contract matters
  • Disputes with administrative bodies
  • Partnership disputes
  • Unfair dismissal and other workplace issues
  • Appearances in QCAT, Magistrates, District and Supreme Courts

Book an Appointment with our Ligation Lawyers

Dealing with legal disputes in litigation can be stressful, but having the right litigation lawyer by your side makes all the difference. We offer a fixed-fee, 30-minute initial consultation to discuss your matter and the best options available to you. We then focus on developing risk management strategies at an early stage of a potential dispute and where appropriate, exploring alternative dispute resolution methods.

For commercial or civil cases, we seek alternative forms of dispute resolution, such as negotiation, mediation and arbitration where possible, removing your need to go to court and reducing unnecessary costs. We aim to ensure your legal journey is not only successful but also less stressful.

So, when you’re ready to take the next step towards resolving your legal dispute, we’re here to help. Call Greenhalgh Pickard on (07) 5444 1022 today.