Business & Commercial Law Firms in Newcastle, New South Wales

Find and compare law firms in Newcastle, New South Wales. Browse by practice area and read client reviews to make an informed decision.

firms
24
average rating
4.7
Google reviews
579
rated 4.5 or higher
20

We list 24 business & commercial law firms in Newcastle, New South Wales. They average 4.7 out of 5 across 23 rated firms. That's level with the average across New South Wales (4.7).

Highest rated business lawyers in Newcastle, New South Wales

  1. 1.Kilpatrick Hatton Solicitors: 4.9 from 134 reviews
  2. 2.Warland Solicitors & Conveyancing: 5.0 from 46 reviews
  3. 3.Lamont Law: 4.8 from 128 reviews

We weigh review count as well as score, so one perfect review can't top the list. See the top 10

Where they're based

  • Newcastle 11
  • Charlestown 3
  • Belmont 2
  • Newcastle West 2
  • Broadmeadow 1
  • Cardiff 1
  • East Maitland 1
  • Kotara 1

Business & Commercial Law FAQs in Newcastle, New South Wales

How many business lawyers are there in Newcastle?

We list 24. They're spread across 10 suburbs, with the most in Newcastle (11) and Charlestown (3).

Which business lawyers in Newcastle have the best reviews?

Kilpatrick Hatton Solicitors leads our ranking with 4.9 from 134 Google reviews. Warland Solicitors & Conveyancing and Lamont Law are next. We weigh how many reviews a firm has as well as its score, so one perfect review can't top the list.

How do clients rate business lawyers in Newcastle?

Very well. 20 of the 23 rated firms hold 4.5 stars or better. The average is 4.7.

How much does a business lawyer cost in Australia?

Fees vary by complexity. Many firms charge a fixed fee for standard work such as contract reviews or company set-ups, while ongoing or disputed matters are usually billed at an hourly rate. Ask for a written cost estimate before work begins.

When should a small business engage a commercial lawyer?

It is worth getting advice early when you are choosing a business structure, signing a lease, taking on partners or investors, or entering significant contracts. Fixing problems after the fact almost always costs more than getting it right up front.

Do I need a lawyer to buy or sell a business?

It is strongly recommended. A commercial lawyer reviews the sale contract, manages due diligence, and protects you on issues such as warranties, restraints of trade and the transfer of leases, employees and licences.

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