McAuley Hawach Lawyers

We have extensive experience in representing clients in both commercial and residential disputes. On the one hand, it can be a frustrating experience for the builder if their hard work and efforts are not paid for by the home owner. A lot of time and energy can be wasted trying to chase up the debt owed by the home owner when they refuse to pay, or only partially pay for your work.

Your reputation and credibility are invaluable assets that are arguably the foundation blocks for setting you up in life. Your reputation also has ramifications for your social standing and how people or companies perceive you. If your reputation is tainted, depending on the extent of the damage, this can lead to a worsened quality of life and limited lifestyle options.

Do you feel like you have been treated unfairly by your local council, government agency, department or another body including a professional or other body?. Did someone make a very bad decision that has affected your lifestyle, finances, work opportunities, happiness or enjoyment of life?

Are you upset that no one has listened to your side of the story, and that no one gave you the chance to present your case before that bad decision was made by a decision-maker?Or perhaps you may find that your local council has suddenly made a decision to (without informing you) re-zone your land from mixed commercial use to residential use, meaning you can no longer use that land for business purposes.

We have extensive experience in representing clients in both commercial and residential disputes. We act for both employees and employers in respect to issues that arise in the workplace, providing advice and representation on a wide range of employment law issues. For further information, please contact Steve McAuley on (02) 9633 1826 or stevemcauley@mcauleyhawach.com.au.

The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is a Government body whose responsibility is to investigate allegations of corruption against NSW Public Offices and Public Authorities. If you receive a summons to give evidence at a compulsory examination or public inquiry, it is important you seek legal advice.