When you’ve got an issue with your business that you feel requires legal attention, seeing the bigger picture can be a challenge. Particularly if you’re running a smaller enterprise and must perform a range of different roles simultaneously,
At Bayberry and Weir Legal, we recognise the power of relationships. We take our client relationships very seriously, but equally we invest in our network of trusted experts to make sure we are surrounded with great advice, and
People often ask me why I left my job with a bigger law firm to start Bayberry & Weir. The answer is simple. I wanted to create and run a business driven by values that were closer to
Large law firms and smaller firms both have their place in the legal ecosystem and there are advantages and disadvantages to engaging either one. Let’s take a look at them. Advantages of big law firms Big law firms
When it comes to buying a product, it makes good sense to shop around for the best price. After all, why pay more for something that will deliver the same end result? Services are different to products though,
Bigger is not always better and this is especially true when it comes to law firms. I stopped working with bigger firms some years ago to set up my own firm, Bayberry & Weir, and I can honestly
For most people, the stress and uncertainty caused by interactions with the legal system can create a difficult environment for sound decision making. When we’re placed under pressure, we can react and be led by our emotions. Before
For many businesses, finding legal advice which is realistic and also in line with their priorities can be a real challenge. All too often, business owners find that the legal counsel they’ve taken isn’t of use in a
Choosing a legal representative should not be done lightly. You want to make sure you select the right lawyer for your case. Any lawyer worth her salt will make a genuine effort to fully understand your legal issues
If you’ve ever felt like the Australian legal system is inaccessible, you’re not alone. There are a number of factors which have contributed to this perception. At the top of the pile is a deep sense of uncertainty
