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Welcome to SMALL MYERS HUGHES lAWYERS - Your Partner in Commercial Litigation
Litigation can be an inherently expensive and stressful process. We understand that embarking on litigation or a robust enforcement of legal rights may not necessarily result in the desired outcome, and in some situations may produce a less desirable situation.
At Small Myers Hughes Lawyers, our focus is on achieving your desired outcomes and to formulate a strategy that best meets your objectives. For those that become involved in a dispute, it is imperative that they obtain legal advice as soon as possible, preferably prior to the dispute becoming litigious.
Our services
Although our full suite of services is more comprehensive, some of the services we provide include:
- Bankruptcy and insolvency
- Commercial disputes
- Building and construction
- Debt recovery and enforcement of judgments
- Defamation
- Leasing and real property
- Intellectual Property litigation
Our Commercial litigation
Wherever possible we at Small Myers Hughes Lawyers seek to resolve disputes without resorting to litigation. In circumstances where disputes do become litigious, we have experience in a wide variety of disputes in Courts and Tribunals at both the State and Federal level.
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| Phone: | + 61 7 5552 6666 |
| Fax: | + 61 7 5528 0955 |
| Email: | info@smh.net.au |
| Address: | Level 2, 17 Welch St Southport, Qld, 4215 |
| Postal: | PO Box 1876 Southport 4215 |
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