Axia Litigation Lawyers in Maroochydore, Queensland | Lawyer & law firm

Axia Litigation Lawyers

Locality: Maroochydore, Queensland

Phone: +615370 2900

Address: Level 5 Foundation Place, 8 Market Lane 4558 Maroochydore, QLD, Australia

Website: https://axialawyers.com.au/

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21.01.2022 We just wanted to take a moment to officially mark this very important day... Congratulations and Happy 5 years Work Anniversary to one of our fabulous Directors - Jennifer! We look forward to celebrating many more with you ... #axialitigationlawyers #everyyearmatters #thebig5 #Congratulations

20.01.2022 Today we celebrated a very important milestone under strict instructions to refrain from making any reference to the digits 60. We think we met the criteria! Happy birthday Mr Stubbins #59plus1 #TeamAxia #birthday #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

17.01.2022 Check out today's courier mail for more details of the continuing court battle against Octoclay Pty Ltd, a company controlled by Wayne Dwyer and formerly trading as Dwyer Quality Homes. Our client successfully obtained judgment against the company in August this year to the tune of approximately $500,000, for the costs of rectifying her leaking roof, defectively constructed by the former Dwyer Quality Homes company. However, to date our client has not received a cent of t...hat judgment and is applying for the former Dwyer Quality Homes company to be liquidated. Mr Dwyer has told the courier mail that Octoclay has no money and hasn't traded in years and therefore he won't be fighting the liquidation. Meanwhile, Dwyer Quality Homes continues to trade through a separate company created in May 2018 (after our client's legal proceedings were filed). Mr Dwyer's 22 year old son (described on LinkedIn as the company's IT Support) has been appointed as the company's sole director. QBCC records show that this company has completed $5,221,944 this financial year alone. Mr Dwyer is the same man involved in the legal battle with council regarding the constructions of their roof-top tennis court on top of their Minyama mansion. The District Court recently dismissed the Dwyer's appeal of the Sunshine Coast Council's decision to refuse their development application for approval of the roof top tennis court.

17.01.2022 February is here at Axia Litigation Lawyers. This month, we will be sharing information specific to this unique area of law. We are also offering a - for bookings made in February 2021 for those seeking advice about bankruptcy. Are you considering bankruptcy? Contact us today to book your - .... At Axia Litigation Lawyers - ! #bankruptcyadvicemonth #law #FREEConsultation #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

16.01.2022 It's always so nice to hear from our valued clients!! In the world of litigation EVERY MOVE MATTERS; and that is why we tailor our strategies to suit your needs. We are dedicated to providing first-class legal services for our clients to ensure that they receive the expert advice needed to navigate disputes and reach an effective resolution, every time. For expert advice and assistance with your legal matter, contact the team at Axia Litigation Lawyers today!... #testimonial #anotherhappyclient #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

15.01.2022 AXIA WINS ANOTHER COURT OF APPEAL BATTLE!! The Court of Appeal recently handed down its decision in Chapel of Angels Pty Ltd v Hennessy Building Pty Ltd, ending a six-year legal battle over what started as a refusal to pay a builder's final invoice. To read about Hennessy Building Pty Ltd's triumph and for a link to the full judgement, head over to our website using the article link below. ... For advice about the level of building work covered by your licence/s, or for any other building and construction matter, contact the experts at Axia Litigation Lawyers, because EVERY MOVE MATTERS! #anotherwin #courtofappeal #judgement #buildingandconstructionlaw #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

14.01.2022 January is here at Axia Litigation Lawyers. This month, we will be sharing information specific to this unique area of law. We are also offering a - for defamation disputes booked in January 2021. Do you have a defamation dispute? Contact us today to book your - .... At Axia Litigation Lawyers - ! #defamationmonth #law #FREEConsultation #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

11.01.2022 ? The short answer is no but like all legal issues, there are exceptions to consider. Simply giving an honest, factual opinion won’t put you in hot water, however, making untrue, derogatory statements under the guise of an opinion almost certainly will. ... Section 31 of the Defamation Act 2005 (Qld) provides that honest opinion is a defence to defamation if the person who made the comment can prove that: (a) The comment was an expression of opinion rather than a statement of fact; and (b) The opinion related to a matter of public interest; and (c) The opinion is based on proper material. Let’s consider some examples: Comment One: ‘I recently had my car serviced by Bob the Mechanic and in my opinion, his customer service falls short of the mark, so I won’t be using his services again’. Comment Two: ‘I recently had my car serviced by Bob the Mechanic and in my opinion, he’s the worst mechanic in town, which isn’t surprising, because I don’t think he’s even qualified, and I think he takes joy-rides in customers’ vehicles’. In the first example, the customer is expressing an opinion based on personal experience. Whether the opinion relates to a matter of public interest will be a point for consideration, but typically, online reviews will satisfy that test. Finally, the opinion meets the proper material test, because it’s an opinion based on the customer’s personal experience with Bob the mechanic. In the second example, the customer claims to be expressing an opinion, but in reality, it amounts to a statement of fact. The opinion also isn’t based on proper material because the customer has no evidence to support the view that Bob isn’t qualified, or that he takes joy rides in customers’ cars. Simply using the words in my opinion won’t save the customer from a defamation action brought by Bob. Whilst the second comment is a clear example of a defamatory statement that’s intended to bring Bob’s reputation into disrepute, defamatory statements can be much more subtle. If you believe you’ve been defamed and you’re concerned about protecting your reputation, contact the team at Axia Litigation Lawyers because ! #defamationmonth #honestopinion #onlinereviews #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

10.01.2022 From our team to you, have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Also, a big thank you to Brockenchack Wines and Alan Dawes Private Chef for making our Christmas party one to remember!

04.01.2022 Cheers to another successful year! May we continue to inspire others in our profession, provide first-class services to our clients, and outshine our past achievements in the future. Thank you to everyone who has supported and continues to support our journey ... #8yearsinbusiness #celebrating #TeamAxia #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

03.01.2022 ? ! On 1 January 2021, the Australian Government rolled out new restructuring and insolvency processes to assist owners of small, financially distressed businesses to restructure their debt and remain in control of their businesses. The new processes have been designed to offer small businesses some leeway, allowing them time to develop a plan that provides for business continui...ty whilst also ensuring that creditors are given the best return possible. To read about how the new restructuring process will work and how you can access it, follow the link below to the Australian Government’s Simplified Debt Restructuring Factsheet. https://treasury.gov.au//simplified-debt-restructuring-fac The team at Axia is experienced in all aspects of insolvency. To speak to one of our experts about determining your eligibility or to find out how the Australian Government’s new insolvency processes could assist you and your small business, contact us today. At Axia Litigation Lawyers, ! #insolvency #debtrestructuring #smallbusiness #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

03.01.2022 Another happy client! In the world of litigation ; and that is why we are dedicated to providing first-class legal services to ensure that our clients receive the expert advice needed to navigate disputes and reach an effective resolution, every time. For expert advice and assistance with your legal matter, contact the team at Axia Litigation Lawyers today!... #testimonial #anotherhappyclient #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

02.01.2022 #wordwednesday #defamationmonth #imputation #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

02.01.2022 TEMPORARY BAN ON COMMERCIAL LEASE EVICTIONS EXTENDED! If the pandemic has impacted your ability to meet your rental obligations under a commercial lease, you may be relieved to hear that the Queensland Government has now extended the temporary ban on evictions until 31 December 2020. Working with your landlord in good faith to negotiate temporary terms should remain a priority, as the reprieve does not mean you are entitled to simply stop paying rent. ... If you have any questions about your rights and obligations under the Retail Shop Lease and Other Commercial Leases (COVID-10 Emergency Response) Regulation 2020 (Qld), or for assistance negotiating temporary terms with your landlord, contact Axia Litigation Lawyers today, because - Every Move Matters! #covidaffectedleases #reliefforbusinesses #qldgovernment #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters

02.01.2022 HIA-TRUECORE STEEL SUNSHINE COAST & WIDE BAY HOUSING AWARDS Pictured: Jon Mees Homes was awarded Custom Built Home Over $2million and Quail Homes walked away with the coveted Home of the Year award!! The team at Axia Litigation Lawyers would like to congratulate all of the winners and entrants for their dedication to excellence! Superb work!... #hia #truecoresteel #sunshinecoast #widebay #buildingandconstruction #awardsnight2020 #axialitigationlawyers #everymovematters