Litigation and Dispute Resolution
We are Western Australia’s leading litigation and dispute resolution firm. Our high performing team has the capability and experience to effectively handle the largest and most complex disputes.
Our expertiseCorporate and Commercial Law
Our litigation experience means we know the common weaknesses in commercial contracts and agreements. That’s why our corporate and commercial teams are able deliver the most effective commercial outcomes for our clients.
Our expertiseEmployment
Our employment team led by Stephen Kemp in conjunction with Nathan Ebbs and Martin Bennett act for ASX-listed entities, private companies, public sector employers and executive employees.
Our expertiseIntellectual Property
Our specialist intellectual property team collaborates with clients on the cutting edge in their respective fields to commercialise and protect their most valuable assets.
Our expertiseMedia and Defamation
We are the largest and most experienced specialist media and defamation law practice in Western Australia
Our expertiseSince its foundation in 2011, Bennett has been at the forefront of Western Australia's legal landscape.
Recent updates
A rapidly moving beast: Australian regulatory reforms to tackle ‘greenwashing’ and the lessons we are learning
The latest issue of the International Bar Association’s Journal of Energy & Natural Resources Law features commentary by Bennett’s Reid Thornett, co-authored by Michelle Brooks, Michael Tangonan, Tom Webb and Phillipa McCormack. …
Read articleRegulatory Roundup: ASIC’s 2024 focus areas and 2025 enforcement priorities
ASIC recently published its enforcement priorities for 2025. In this article, we examine whether ASIC has met its strategic priorities and objectives in 2024 and which sectors will be impacted by ASIC’s …
Read article‘OK, boomers’: The potential challenges and risks of imposing a social media minimum age requirement on under-16s
Amidst a flurry of legislation passed by the Senate on the final sitting day of the Federal Parliament for 2024, Australia has become the first jurisdiction in the world to ban access …
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