Supreme Court Litigation in Perth
High-value, complex construction disputes in state Supreme Courts. Available in Perth and across Western Australia. Call (08) 6385 2238 for a free consultation.
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Supreme Court Litigation in Perth
Our Perth Supreme Court litigation team handles high-value and complex construction disputes in the Supreme Court of Western Australia, including injunctions, appeals, and major delay and defects claims.
Our Perth office serves parties to high-value construction disputes across Western Australia. We combine legal qualifications with engineering and construction experience, so we understand the technical realities behind the documents and disputes.
Why Choose Our Perth Team
- Senior representation in the Supreme Court of Western Australia
- Complex delay, quantum, and defects litigation
- Injunctions and urgent relief
- Appeals from tribunal and lower court decisions
How We Help Western Australia Clients
Whether your matter involves a local project in Perth or a regional engagement across Western Australia, we provide practical advice that reflects the local construction market and the relevant legislation. We regularly work with the Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 2021 (WA), the Construction Contracts (Former Provisions) Act 2004 (WA) for contracts entered into before 1 August 2022, Building and Energy, and the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT) when required.
We also coordinate with our national team in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, and Darwin for matters that cross state borders or require multi-jurisdictional strategy.
Contact Our Perth Office
For a free initial consultation about supreme court litigation in Perth, call (08) 6385 2238 or make an enquiry online. Our office is located at Level 1, 11 East Parade, East Perth WA 6004.
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