Specialists in Construction, Commercial and Statute Law

ABOUT US

Crisp Law represents innovative clients at the cutting edge in construction, commercial and statute liability law, and their management systems, advising them on contracts across Australia.

Our specialist lawyers have extensive experience not only in the construction and infrastructure sectors, but also in SOP Act claims and defences, corporations’ law, offsetting claim entitlements, misleading and deceptive conduct, and unconscionable conduct based Australian Consumer Law entitlements.

Our long-term involvement with our clients emphasises our focus, promptness, and dedication. Wherever your project is being undertaken, whether in NSW, the ACT, Victoria, Queensland, or WA, we can help.

OUR EXPERTISE

Construction Law

Our lawyers have extensive experience in managing, avoiding and resolving construction disputes across a range of construction industries. We take pride on offering commercial and innovative dispute resolution strategies.

Commercial Law

Given our focus on our client’s commercial objectives and vast experience with commercial and statute based liability matters we provide a unique General Counsel assistance/ In house Counsel support programmes.

Statute Liability Law

The fostering of relationships and extensive negotiations underpin most agreements. The effectiveness of our services is our deep knowledge and experience with managing statutory based liabilities and claims.

WHAT'S HAPPENING AT CRISP?

Newsletters

Introducing Crisp Law’s Soon-To-Be Graduates

NEWSLETTER, OCTOBER 2023

The Harlech (ACT) Decision and Implications: are Adjudication Decisions Binding?

NEWSLETTER, OCTOBER 2023

NSW: Is an Adjudication Decision Binding on a Subsequent Adjudication?

NEWSLETTER, OCTOBER 2023

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Updates

Preparing an Initial Advice: CLE by Patrick and Lisa
OUR CLE SERIES, MARCH 2023

Principal Glenn Crisp judging at Western Sydney University’s 2023 Law Apps Showcase
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT CRISP

Let’s review the “Loulach” judgement and Part 4 of the Design and Building Practitioners Act
OUR CLE SERIES, FEBRUARY 2023

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