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Cooper Grace Ward is a leading Australian law firm based in Brisbane.

We work for clients across Australia and internationally.

Established in 1980, Cooper Grace Ward has grown to become one of the largest independent Brisbane law firms. Our lawyers advise listed companies, private companies and individuals, local and foreign governments and quasi-government regulators in an array of industries, not only in Brisbane and throughout Queensland, but across Australia and internationally.

We are proud to be a full-service law firm providing a wide range of commercial legal services from our office in Brisbane’s CBD. Our areas of specialty are corporate and commercial, property, litigation, insurance and family law. Within these broad areas are many niche specialties where our lawyers also provide the highest standard of legal advice.

To seek advice from an experienced lawyer at Cooper Grace Ward, call (07) 3231 2444.

 

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Can your agricultural land be used for a solar farm development? What would the implications be?
26 April 18
The Queensland Government has recently begun the community engagement stage of preparing the Solar Farm Guidelines, which it hopes to finalise in the second half of 2018.
Insolvency insights: Using the section 553C set-off to reduce unfair preference claims
23 April 18
Commonly, a creditor being sued by a liquidator to refund an alleged unfair preference is owed money by the company in liquidation.

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Surely I cannot be liable for that – I’ve done nothing wrong! The scope of employers’ responsibility for actions of others
01 May 18
Many employers feel aggrieved when, through no fault of their own, they are exposed to large damages claims by employees and third parties.
Breakfast session – Related party dealings – how hard can they be?
10 May 18
Due to the overwhelming response we have received for this topic, we have opened a breakfast session starting at 7.00am.