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Most business disputes come down to one of three things: someone didn't pay, someone didn't do what they said they would, or someone crossed a line they weren't meant to.
Sometimes it's a customer dragging out payment for months. Sometimes it's your business partner locking you out of systems. Other times, it's a supplier who delivered late and now blames everyone but themselves.
If it's costing you money, time, or control, it needs to be dealt with.
We've handled contract disputes, partnership fallouts, unpaid invoices, shareholder deadlocks, and everything in between. Some settle in days. Others take time. Either way, we'll tell you the truth about your position and what it'll cost to fix.
You'll speak to someone who's done this before—not a junior, not a script. Just real advice, backed by law, aimed at resolution.
And if it needs to go to court? We'll manage that too, but we don't lead with it unless we have to.
Step 1: Contract Review and Breach Assessment
We read the contract—if there is one. If there isn't, we work with what exists: emails, texts, previous dealings. We piece it together and tell you if the other side has breached anything.
Step 2: Immediate Action When Required
If the issue's fresh, we act fast. That might mean a formal letter, lodging something with a court, or strategic waiting. It depends on your specific situation.
Step 3: Negotiation and Mediation
Where talks are possible, we handle them. That can be direct negotiation or structured mediation. We don't posture—we push for outcomes that make commercial sense.
Step 4: Court Litigation
If it escalates, we litigate. We prepare the claim, the defence, the affidavits, and go to court. Not because it's fun, but because it's sometimes necessary.
Step 5: Urgent Injunctive Relief
If something's urgent—like someone leaking your IP or moving client lists around—we go to court for an injunction straight away. No waiting.
I haven't been paid. Should I send a letter first or file a claim?
Depends how much is owing and how they've responded so far. We'll look at the paper trail and tell you which makes more sense.
What if I don't have a written contract?
You may still have a case. Courts look at conduct, verbal agreements, and past dealings. Written contracts make life easier, but they're not essential.
Can I be sued even if I tried to do the right thing?
Yes. But that doesn't mean they'll win. We'll assess the risk and help you respond properly.
Can I get costs back?
Maybe. If the contract says so, or if you win in court, you might recover legal costs. But not always the full amount.
How long will it take?
Some disputes settle in a week. Others drag on for months. If it's in court, expect delays. We'll give you a clear picture from the start.
Early advice often stops bigger problems later. We'll tell you where you stand, what's worth pursuing, and what's better let go.
Sultan Legal helps businesses across NSW resolve disputes efficiently and cost-effectively. Get clear legal guidance tailored to your commercial situation.
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