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McCarthy Durie Lawyers

McCarthy Durie Lawyers

LegalBrisbane City, QLDABN 44 136 054 405

McCarthy Durie Lawyers advises Brisbane and Queensland clients on commercial law, corporate law and construction law and related matters, with a focus on clear advice, careful documentation and practical support as each matter progresses.

Company Overview

McCarthy Durie Lawyers is a long-established South East Queensland law firm providing commercial, property, conveyancing, construction, family, estate, employment and dispute services through a network of local offices. The firm serves Queensland clients from Brisbane City, Arana Hills, Capalaba, Cleveland and offers remote communication where appropriate.

Legal services include commercial law, corporate law, construction law, conveyancing, property law, family law, wills and estates, litigation, dispute resolution, contract law, debt recovery and employment law. A matter may begin with a defined piece of work and expand to related issues when the same transaction, relationship or dispute requires broader support.

Construction matters may involve project contracts, variations, payment claims, defects and disputes between principals, contractors and consultants. Family law work can involve separation, parenting, property division, financial agreements and the preparation needed for negotiated or court-based outcomes. Conveyancing coordinates contract review, searches, finance requirements and settlement so that critical dates and completion steps remain clear.

The firm offers both in-person and remote communication where appropriate. The firm works with businesses of different sizes and private clients, adjusting the scope as the matter develops.

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Service Focus
  • Other100%
Service Area
QLD
70%
Online
20%
NSW
10%
Client Size
Sole TradersSmall CompaniesMedium CompaniesLarge Companies

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