Posts in category: Litigation

Dealing with a death of a friend or family member is one of the most difficult challenges with which we are inevitably faced.

The Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme, which applies to eligible data breaches that occur on or after 22 February 2018, is an amendment to the Privacy Act 1988 (the Act). It incorporates a mandatory data breach

If it has been established that judgment has been entered against the Defendant and that person now wishes to have it set aside.

Sometimes, the first time a person (Defendant) will be aware that there is a default judgment against him/her is when the Sheriff turns up at the door.

Domestic Building Dispute Resolution Victoria (DBDRV) is an independent government agency that helps resolve domestic (residential) building disputes.

The phrase “without prejudice” is commonly used by lawyers and non-lawyers during commercial verbal negotiations or seen on legal correspondence.

Many people may not be aware that before you commence legal proceedings, there are some pre-litigation compliance certifications that are required by the Court.

Once legal proceedings are filed, it is a necessary part of the process to personally serve the debtor or defendant with the originating Court documents.

The start of a new year is an excellent time to refresh your finances. Our team at DE have put together five tips that can help you free yourself from debtors.

We recently had a client who came to Dangerfield Exley Lawyers with the following problem about their Builder’s Warranty.

Recently a client contacted us concerned about how to erect a fence on the boundary line between their property and their neighbour’s. Our client explained.

Are you a creditor of a company? Are you concerned that a company owing you money is not doing so well?

Josh is the sole director of a plumbing company that has hit hard times. Josh is understandably worried about his liability as a director should the company be deemed insolvent.

A vexatious litigant sometimes sues the same person, business and government over and over again; and sometimes sue a series of different people, businesses and government organisations.