3 Best Bankruptcy Lawyers in Hobart

“Patrick Lunn is the Managing Partner of Simmons Wolfhagen Lawyers. He regularly appears for clients in the Supreme Court of Tasmania, the Federal Court, the Federal Circuit Court and the Magistrates Court of Tasmania. He is dedicated to ensuring that Simmons Wolfhagen’s reputation is built upon solid values and a client-centric culture. His comprehensive practice allows him to act for some of Australia’s largest corporations, medium-sized to small businesses, and individuals. Simmons Wolfhagen Lawyers provide Tasmanians with expert legal advice, client-focused solutions and local knowledge. They have offices in Launceston, Kingston, Smithton and Scottsdale.”

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“ Butler McIntyre & Butler has been substitutable with high-quality legal services for 200 years. The firm is a medium-sized independent Tasmanian legal firm. Their team is dedicated to providing clients with results-driven advice to assist in resolving matters through negotiation, mediation, or court determination. Butler McIntyre & Butler's team is highly skilled in delivering results-driven representation specific to the client's needs. With its depth of experience and commitment, its large team provides a personal and results-driven service. Contact Butler McIntyre & Butler to book your appointment.”

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“Chris Groves is a principal on the commercial litigation and dispute resolution team at Dobson Mitchell Allport. He is a foremost commercial litigation lawyer and an accredited facility adjudicator. Chris Groves regularly works for and against insolvency practitioners, developers, property owners, government bodies, and extensive and small builders, shareholders, and insurers. He is an accredited building adjudicator under the Security of Payment legislation in Tasmania, New South Wales and Queensland. Dobson Mitchell Allport is a supreme Tasmanian legal practice utilising an experienced team of professionals. Their lawyers offer complete legal advisory and advocacy services to individuals, businesses, government and not-for-profit organisations. Their staff are directors, members and volunteers in various community, industry and government organisations.”

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