Commercial Building

The rapidly changing and complex nature of the Australian building and construction sector makes it susceptible to high risk. As property law experts, we have our finger on the pulse of the latest changes to construction law – even so far as teaching it at the Canberra Institute of Technology, and the University of Canberra. What this translates to is an understanding of the commercial building sector that is second to none.

Through our in-depth knowledge and experience, we’re able to mitigate risks and protect our clients’ interests for all commercial building projects including commercial premises, industrial warehouses and fitouts for retail and commercial tenancies.

From ensuring that projects get delivered for the agreed price and timeframes, to covering variations, we draft contracts that fairly balance the rights of two parties and reflect the latest laws.

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The MV difference

Canberra’s commercial building law experts

If you’re operating in the commercial building sector, you need advice from experienced lawyers who are immersed in the industry and constantly ahead of legal changes. Unlike some lawyers who use standard industry contracts that can be out of date or one-sided, we apply our deep expertise to ensure that your interests are fairly protected and in keeping with the latest laws.

Comprehensive advice

With the biggest team of property law specialists in Canberra, we can draw on a huge range of expertise to provide you with an all-rounded service that simplifies the complex nature of commercial building law and reduces your risk.

Impressive record of proven experience

We have shaped the skyline of Canberra by helping projects – from simple buildings to large scale developments – get off the ground. That’s why we’ve become the go-to legal experts for all property related legal matters.

Better outcomes in building and construction

Through our in-depth knowledge of the property sector and the legal framework that it operates in, we know how projects work and what to do to ensure things don’t go wrong. This allows us to anticipate, plan and prepare for every possibility, in order to facilitate the best possible outcome.