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Franchise Law

One of the largest specialist teams of franchise lawyers in the country

Dispute Resolution

With one of the largest specialist teams of franchise lawyers in the country

Intellectual property

One of the largest specialist teams franchise lawyers in the country

Corporate and commercial law firm specialising in franchising, licensing and distribution.

DCS Lawyers is one of Australasia’s leading specialist law firms.  We act for many iconic global and Australian franchise brands and businesses. We provide high quality, practical legal advice aligned to your business objectives and legal needs.

Corporate and Commercial Law

Experts in commercial contracts, corporate structures, shareholder agreements, joint ventures and due diligence. We combine legal skills with real world commercial experience to build value in your business.

Franchising, Licensing and Distribution

Specialist team with incredible experience acting for many of the large franchise brands as well as start up franchises and business networks. We design and prepare legal documentation for all forms of channel and distribution models and circumstances.

Intellectual Property

Your brand and IP are often your most valuable assets. We help you protect your Brand and IP in Australia and internationally.

International Trade

International trade and expansion is a growth opportunity for your business. However it can be complex given each country has different legal systems and ways of doing business. We will guide and protect you.

Dispute Resolution

Negotiate or litigate – sometimes you get to choose, other times you don’t. We will support and represent you to help you achieve your commercial and legal outcomes in a cost effective and astute manner.

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