Peters Linnette Lawyers
Law Practice - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Peters Linnette Lawyers Details
Peters Linnette Lawyers is a boutique law firm in the heart of Sydney's CBD, close to Circular Quay. We have expertise in Commercial, Corporate, Media and European law. Our team provides services to both small and large corporations and individuals within Australia as well as overseas. Many of our lawyers are trained in Australia and the UK, allowing us to advise on legal matters relating to both jurisdictions in an efficient and knowledgeable way. We also have close relations with law firms in many of Australia's states and we also have a working relationship with law firms in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Norway, Sweden, the United Kingdom and Luxembourg as well as in the USA and Canada. We are able to conduct business in Polish and Punjabi.The services we provide to our clients include:- Commercial property transactions including leasing and transfers- Purchase and sale of business assets and setting up joint ventures- A variety of business agreements and international contracts in relation to trade and shipping- Corporate restructuring and insolvency- Wills, estate planning and estate litigation- Employment law including drafting employment agreements and litigating dismissal claims (for employers and employees)- A wide variety of intellectual property law matters (including name and trademark advices and disputes)- IT agreements and advice (including in relation to e-commerce)- Tax structuring and stamp duty issues and contesting these against government authorities- Public offerings, financing solutions and related documents- European Union law- Litigation relating to Trade Practices law, Corporations Law, contract and negligence claims, defamation, debt recovery, partnership and director disputes- International legal issues, in particular matters that involve the UK.- Supreme Court and Federal Court law- A wide range of media law- Setting up business in Australia and the United Kingdom
