Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Our People
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
We are Western Australia’s leading litigation and dispute resolution firm. Our high performing team has the capability and experience to effectively handle the largest and most complex disputes.
Our expertise
Corporate and Commercial Law
Our litigation experience means we know the common weaknesses in commercial contracts and agreements. That’s why our corporate and commercial teams are able deliver the most effective commercial outcomes for our clients.
Our expertise
Projects, Infrastructure and Construction
Bennett’s projects, infrastructure and construction team provides experienced legal support across the full project lifecycle assisting clients to identify and manage risk, resolve disputes and achieve commercial outcomes.
Our expertise
Employment
Our employment team led by Stephen Kemp in conjunction with Nathan Ebbs and Martin Bennett act for ASX-listed entities, private companies, public sector employers and executive employees.
Our expertise
Intellectual Property
Our specialist intellectual property team collaborates with clients on the cutting edge in their respective fields to commercialise and protect their most valuable assets.
Our expertise
Media, Reputation Management and Defamation
We are the largest and most experienced specialist media and defamation law practice in Western Australia
Our expertise
Succession Planning, Estates and Trusts
We work with clients to develop and implement succession arrangements that are practical, commercially grounded and structured to reduce the risk of challenge.
Our expertise
Since its foundation in 2011, Bennett has been at the forefront of Western Australia's legal landscape.
Recent updates
Bennett Briefing Celebrates 10th Event with Discussion on AI Risks and Opportunities
Principal Thaw Thaw Htin marked an important milestone on Thursday, 15th October for the Bennett Briefing series, with our 10th briefing since its launch in 2023. Featuring Brian Smith, Risk Specialist, the …
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‘They will thank me in the long run’ does not excuse a breach of duty: UK Supreme Court confirms standard of conduct required of individual dissenting directors
When directors disagree about how best to serve their company’s best interests, can a single director unilaterally and covertly pursue their preferred approach because they honestly believe it is the right one? …