The firm concentrates its activities in three principal areas of the law. these are :
The firm handles a wide range of matters beneath the Commercial Law umbrella including Buidling & Construction Law and Private Client Services. The partners believe that the firm should concentrate on the areas of law for which the firm is well known, respected, experienced and expert. For this reason, for example, the firm does not handle Family Law. The firm does what it does best. In connection with Commercial Law, the client of Wainwright Ryan Eid can expect expert and cost efficient advice and assistance in the following areas: - Property Law - Commercial and residential property transactions of every description including purchase, sale, mortgage, leasing, together with all aspects of property development, "off the plan" transactions, front end documentation, advice throughout and dispute resolution.
- Business Law - Including acquisition and sale of businesses, assignment of lease, preparation and negotiation of appropriate contracts and administration through to successful completion.
- Advice and assistance in relation to selecting and creating appropriate business vehicles and structures so as to take maximum advantage of relevant tax law, capital gains legislation, GST etc. whilst retaining protection for the individual client against legal liability.
- Insurance Law as it relates to business and commercial transactions.
- Commercial Litigation and Arbitration at all levels utilising wherever possible alternative dispute resolution techniques so as to achieve, wherever possible speedy, inexpensive and commercial resolution of disputes.
- Licensing Law, in particular as it relates to the sale and acquisition of licensed groceries, restaurants, hotels and other licensed premises.
- Commercial Agreements of every description drafted so as to secure to the clients of the firm the best of the alternatives available in relation to the issues presented.
- All aspects of franchising, acting for either franchisor or franchisee.
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