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Our Team specialises in all aspects of property litigation, including commercial property disputes. We take a pragmatic approach to dispute resolution, discussing your options and tailoring our approach to your circumstances. Many disputes settle before court action is necessary. Indeed, the court now expects parties to have at least considered other forms of dispute resolution before commencing court action.
“Thank you Mike for your incredible diligence and determination. It will take a while to sink in that it’s all over, but I’m so grateful I can now look to the future.”
Commercial Property Disputes Legal Advice
Among the most common types of disputes we encounter relate to:
- Ending a Commercial Lease or Licence
- Renewal of Commercial Lease
- Breach of Lease
- Residential and Mixed Use Property
- Commercial Property Neighbour Disputes
- Rights in Land Claims
Click on the links for more information. But whatever the nature of the dispute, we can almost certainly assist.
Resolving Commercial Property Disputes
Various avenues are available to resolve commercial property disputes before legal action becomes necessary, including negotiation, mediation, and arbitration. However, whichever route we take, we always focus on maintaining good communication. Constructive discussion is beneficial in resolving disputes and maintaining your relationship with the other party, which is often crucial.
Be prepared
Disputes often arise unexpectedly. So, while it may sound cynical, always keep a written record of any dealings with the other party, even if there is currently no dispute. Follow-up letters or emails after meetings and telephone conversations can ensure no misunderstanding between you and serve as a helpful reference should a dispute arise.
In addition, maintaining a log of any incidents relevant to a current or possible future dispute is invaluable. Remember to note the date, time, and location of any incident. Record as much information as possible – and as soon as possible – always noting the date and time you made the note.
