We Do Legal
Every brand has a story. Great ones involve a lawyer.
Helping Brands Turn Ambition Into Action
Built on trade marks, backed by belief.
500+
Your brand deserves to be yours, no question. Join 500+ others who’ve secured trade marks built to grow, scale, and stand out globally.
$10M +
With over $10 million recovered, our clients move forward with renewed clarity, free from delays, distractions, and the weight of unresolved matters.
2,000 +
We’ve helped over 2,000 companies scale, advising on the deals, hires, and legal frameworks behind expansion, funding, and ownership.
40 Years
With 40 years of experience, we’ve all seen the challenges you’re facing. We’ll help you avoid the mistakes others have made.


























When templates are no longer enough...
CEO
Owner
Lazarus legal assisted me with a matter. They were very efficient, gave me expert advice and it was a pleasure to deal with this great team.I would highly recommend them my friends or colleagues or to anyone needing legal advice.
Founder
My startup FreeGuides.com was looking to update our T&C and Privacy policy and Mark and the team did an exceptional job. They were diligent and thought outside the box, exactly what we were looking for.
Built for Your Business
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Litigation Lawyer
Where disputes meet determination. We represent with precision, guiding you through conflict toward resolution.
Commercial Lawyer
Business done right. We handle structuring, compliance, and negotiation to keep your operations strong and secure.
Agreements Lawyer
Clarity in every clause. We draft, review, and negotiate contracts that protect your interests and minimise risk.
Converyancer
From offer to ownership. We manage every detail of your property transaction with care, speed, and certainty.
Intellectual Property Lawyer
Your ideas, protected. We secure trademarks, copyright, and brand assets so your innovations stay yours.
Franchise Agreement
Structure with strength. We build franchise agreements that balance compliance, clarity, and commercial success.
Startup Lawyer
From concept to company. We help founders structure smart, protect early IP, and launch with legal confidence.
Wills and Estate Lawyer
Plan with peace of mind. We craft wills, powers of attorney, and estate strategies that reflect your wishes.
Public Notary
Certified and sealed. We provide official witnessing and certification for documents in Australia and abroad.
- Ready when you are
Looking for trusted legal advice?
Questions You’d Ask a Lawyer, If You Could
You’re not the first person to Google these questions. But when the answer shapes a decision or a deal it’s worth hearing it from a lawyer.


What do lawyers do ?
Lawyers interpret how the law applies to specific people, decisions, and situations. Their work spans from drafting contracts and structuring deals to resolving disputes and protecting rights. But their real value is helping others act with legal clarity, ensuring that when choices carry legal consequences, those consequences are understood, managed, or avoided entirely. In short, lawyers don’t just respond to problems, they shape how problems are prevented and how opportunities are made legally durable.


How much does a lawyer cost ?
A good lawyer should tell you what it costs, what it covers, and what it’s designed to prevent. You’re not paying for time. You’re paying for clarity, decisions you won’t need to revisit, documents that hold up when tested, and structure that keeps risk where it belongs.
If that’s not obvious up front or in hindsight, you’re not buying legal advice. You’re buying uncertainty.


How do you become a lawyer in Australia ?
To become a lawyer in Australia, you generally need to follow these steps:
Complete a law degree: This can be an LLB (Bachelor of Laws) or JD (Juris Doctor) from an approved Australian university.
Undertake Practical Legal Training (PLT): After your degree, you must complete PLT, usually through a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice or a supervised traineeship.
Be admitted to the legal profession: Apply to the Supreme Court in your state or territory to be admitted as a lawyer. You must show you’re a fit and proper person, including providing character references.
Obtain a practising certificate: Before you can work as a lawyer, you need a practising certificate from your local law society or regulatory body.
Maintain your practising status: You’ll need to complete ongoing continuing professional development (CPD) to keep your practising certificate current.