The Firm Law Group Founded By Three Partners With A Shared Vision To Represent Individuals Impacted by Others’ Negligence
Jan 17, 2023
Specializing in litigation and providing clients with legal advice, The Firm Law Group is a collaborative law office founded with the intention of representing clients, especially those impacted by the negligence of others.
Australia - January 17, 2023 —
The Firm Law Group was founded by three partners in 2020, putting together over 60 years of experience helping clients get a resolution to their legal problems. The Firm Law Group recognizes the stress and disruption that legal issues can cause for clients, and is committed to supporting them every step of the way in finding a resolution to their legal problem as efficiently as possible.
With experience in a wide range of different legal areas to provide a dedicated and professional legal service that is suited to the individual needs of every client, the Firm Law Group take the time to tailor their services to the needs of the client. As such, they have services in a wide range of areas. They represent clients in personal injury compensation claims, with a No Win No Fee policy for a wide range of different types of injuries. They also provide help with superannuation and income protection claims, as well as family law services that can help people manage the legal side of what is often a very stressful personal moment.
Founded in 2020 by partners Christopher Sutton, James Chrara, and Soren Bakic, the Firm Law Group was started with the simple focus on helping clients who have been confronted with legal problems that negatively impact their lives as well as the lives of their families. They aim to offer access to justice for those who have been disadvantaged by the negligent actions of others, mistreatment by insurers, or dealings with other parties where there is a commercial or power imbalance.
Their website allows potential clients to take a closer look at the kind of help the firm can provide in the different practice areas they provide their services, and what kind of process the client can expect, with the understanding that many who seek their help may not have gone through similar legal processes in the past. With the intent of informing and educating their potential clients, as well as anyone who would like to know more about how the law would work, the site also features a blog that regularly updates with informational posts relevant to the areas of law the team practices.
To learn more about The Firm Law Group and the areas of legal practice that they can help with, you can visit their website at https://www.thefirmlawgroup.com.au/.
Please address any and all press inquiries to Soren Bakic, who can be reached by mail at Level 21, 133 Castlereagh Street Sydney NSW 2000, or on the phone at 1800 725 447. Email inquiries can be sent directly to [email protected].
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Name: Soren Bakic
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Organization: The Firm Law Group
Address: Level 21, 133 Castlereagh Street Sydney NSW 2000
Phone: 1800 725 447
Website: https://www.thefirmlawgroup.com.au/
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