INTERPRET LEGAL

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A Deeper Understanding For Better Solutions.

 

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We are partnering with organisations of all sizes right across Australia. 

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At Interpret Legal, we are a team of specialist and experienced commercial lawyers ready to help.

We are not your average law firm, we are all about building longstanding relationships to become a trusted advisor to your business. Your business is our business.

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Servicing organisations of all sizes

We take the time to understand your business

Australia-wide service

Friendly and understanding

Wills and Estates

Litigation

Commercial law

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About Us

 

Our team offers experienced commercial lawyers ready to become your trusted advisors. Evyenia has been practicing law since 2004, predominantly in-house, and established Interpret Contracts in 2015. She has worked on several complex transactions including the purchase of a franchise system in 2019 and more recently, the sale and purchase of a multimillion dollar transport company. She is personable and relatable to her clients as a business owner herself, and knows the juggling act of life with three small children and a busy family life. 

 

Our Clients

Testimonials

Brilliant! The Interpret Legal team took the time to truly understand our software business and continue to deliver timely, efficient and effective advice for us every time.”

Simon – CEO

Give expert advice in a timely manner.

Brad – Director

Latest News

Case Study: Workpac v Rossato Appeal

Case Study: Workpac v Rossato Appeal

In the most recent High Court hearing WorkPac pursued an appeal to have the orders of the Federal Court set aside to establish that Mr Rossato was a casual employee as per the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth)[1] and the Enterprise agreement he worked under.[2] It was found in this most recent decision that Mr Rossato was a casual employee and not entitled to the benefits in which he was seeking.

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