Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Litigation can be stressful and difficult but disputes are regularly encountered in commercial dealings. Tisher Liner FC Law works with clients to provide quality legal representation and commercial advice.

Our litigation lawyers have secured excellent results for clients in all major jurisdictions. We can guide you through the process in a considered and tactical manner and recommend strategies most likely to secure the desired outcome.

Tisher Liner FC Law understand the importance of good communications and working with clients. We can suggest alternative dispute resolution techniques including conciliation, mediation and arbitration.

Our firm have extensive litigation and dispute resolution experience and every case undertaken by our litigation lawyers has a designated partner supervising the matter and working with the client. We have expertise in running and resolving all manner of disputes including:

  • Supreme Court, County Court and Magistrate’s Court matters;
  • Federal Court and Federal Circuit Court of Australia matters;
  • Appeals;
  • VCAT matters;
  • Compliance matters including ASIC and ATO investigations;
  • Corporations Act matters;
  • Australian Consumer Law matters; and
  • Representation at mediations.

Our Experts

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Simon Abraham
Principal Accredited Commercial Litigation Specialist

Simon Abraham

Simon has established a thriving commercial litigation practice and has secured exceptional results for the firm’s...
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Nicole Wilde
Principal LLB

Nicole Wilde

Nicole Wilde aims to achieve workable outcomes for her Owners Corporation clients that reflect the often ongoing shared...
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Rob Oxley
Senior Associate LLB (Hons), PgDip

Rob Oxley

Rob Oxley has been named a Senior Associate of the Year finalist in the Australian Law Awards for 2019 To see the full...
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Samuel McMahon
Senior Associate BA, LLB

Samuel McMahon

Samuel McMahon is known for his calm and considered solutions, practical nature and problem-solving skills He has a...
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Phoebe Langridge
Associate LLB

Phoebe Langridge

Phoebe Langridge is a commercial litigator who practices across a number of areas including breach of directors duties,...
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Yoni Ungar
Lawyer LLB (Hons), BA

Yoni Ungar

Yoni Ungar practices as a lawyer in areas of charities and not-for-profits, employment, commercial, construction and...
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Samantha Henderson
Graduate Lawyer LLB, BMSc

Samantha Henderson

Samantha Henderson works closely as a Graduate Lawyer with the Principals and Solicitors at Tisher Liner FC Law She is...
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