Law firm
Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers
Sydney, NSW office
About
About Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers
Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers describes its work as:
“Our mission is to help businesses resolve and avoid complex legal problems.”
Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers is a law firm with 2 offices, at Sydney and Newcastle, NSW. It publishes work in litigation and dispute resolution, neighbours, strata and building, employment and workplace and bankruptcy and insolvency. The firm publishes 12 people on its team pages, 6 of whom it lists in senior roles. It publishes the accreditations Accredited Specialist (Commercial Litigation) and Accredited Specialist (Business Law).
Practice areas
Areas of law Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers lists
- Employment and workplace
- Bankruptcy and insolvency
- Litigation and dispute resolution
- Neighbours, strata and building
Sub-services the firm names on its own website: Building & Construction, Disputes & Litigation, Employment Law, Insolvency & Restructuring.
Locations
Offices (2)
Sydney
The Chambers, Suite 1507, Level 15, 370 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000Sydney NSW 20001300 553 343 switchboard for Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers
Newcastle
Telstra Civic, Suite 2, Level 2, 317 Hunter Street, Newcastle NSW 2300Newcastle NSW 23001300 553 343 switchboard for Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers
People
People Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers names on its website
Names and roles as the firm publishes them. We do not publish personal contact details or photographs. Contact the firm on its switchboard, or use the request form below.
- Amanda CrosbiePartner
- Colin RevelmanSpecial Counsel
- Jack LindgrenSpecial Counsel
- Phil BlaxellSpecial Counsel
- Sam RobertsManaging Partner
- Tony PetersonPartner
- Andrei JerdetskiSenior Associate Solicitor
- Blake BrodbeckSolicitor
- Cheryl PachecoSolicitor
- Christa ChapmanSenior Associate Solicitor
- Haydon PotterSenior Associate Solicitor
- Shree GaikwadAssociate Solicitor
Published facts
What Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers publishes about itself
- Fee models the firm publishes
- fixed fee
- Accreditations the firm publishes
- Accredited Specialist (Commercial Litigation), Accredited Specialist (Business Law)
- Website
- www.rcm.com.au
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Questions
Questions people ask about this firm
- Where is Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers located?
- Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers publishes 2 offices: Sydney, NSW; Newcastle, NSW.
- What kinds of matters does Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers list?
- Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers lists Employment and workplace, Bankruptcy and insolvency, Litigation and dispute resolution, Neighbours, strata and building on its own website. This page repeats what the firm publishes; it is not an assessment of the firm.
- Who works at Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers?
- Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers names 12 people on its own website, 6 of them in roles the firm describes as senior. We show the name and the role the firm itself publishes, and no personal contact details.
- How do I ask Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers for a consultation?
- Use the request form on this page. Roberts Crosbie Mortensen Lawyers has not claimed this listing, so we send your message to the general enquiry address the firm publishes, where it publishes one. We record your request either way. The firm decides whether to take it on.