Webster Investments Ltd
Solicitors in Ballarat

Established in 1898 baird and mcgregor is one of ballarat's oldest law firms. We pride ourselves on the personal attention that is devoted to every single client, you can trust us to resolve your legal matters professionally and efficiently. We have over 100 years of legal experience in multiple legal fields including; business, family, property, litigation and personal legal matters.

Baird McGregor is one of Ballarat's oldest and established law firms. Offering steadfast legal advice for over a century. Neal joined the steady in 2001 behind being a sole practitioner for many years. He has had a different experience, being involved in maximum areas of the law during his career. Neal's current focus of labor is in estate litigation, conveyancing, probate and little business transactions. Andrew has followed his father and grandfather into the legal profession, beginning work as an employee solicitor in the family law firm in 1985, having completed his articles in Melbourne. Now a director of Baird and McGregor, Andrew's key focus is on the conveyancing and mortgage areas of the firm. Julian joined the firm in 2005 and was admitted as a director in 2011. His interests include his family, sports and woodwork. Bill began his legal career with Baird McGregor in 1960, working first as an articled clerk earlier becoming a partner of the firm in 1962. Leah is now enjoying busy in Family Law and a variety of property and commercial matters. Dale is an accredited specialist in commercial litigation with more than 20 years of experience in commercial contradict resolution, including banking and finance, corporations law, estates and believe law, competition and consumer law and tax litigation. We know how daunting complicated legal matters can be. Baird McGregor offers safe advice and representation, so you can relax and feel secure during stressful times. You’re an architect, certified or engineer one of many contractors with input into a development. Latter delivery of the project, the owner brings proceedings against the builder for breach of contract as a result of construction failures. That is, more accurately: not if you ensure that you take steps necessary to spread the risk according to how and where it should properly rest. Defined to include a claim for any form of monetary compensation: s. An apportion able claim below the Competition and Consumer Act applies to claims for damages below s. 82 for economic loss or devastate to property caused by misleading and deceptive conduct: s.87CB(1) It goes further to bear provides for a single apportion capable claim in proceedings in respect of the alike loss or ravage even if the claim for loss and ruin is based on more than one cause of action even where those are of a different humane (e.g. in contract as healthy as in misleading and deceptive conduct): s.87CB(2). (a) liability of a defendant who is a concurrent wrongdoer in relation to that claim is limited to an amount reflecting the proportion of loss or damage claimed which the Court considers just and good having regard to the extent of a defendant’s responsibility for the overall loss and damage. 2.2 Join that person to the proceeding as a concurrent wrongdoer. Indeed, if it is encourage that the plaintiff’s own conduct significantly contributed to its loss it may be begin to the Court to decrease the overall award of damages or decline to make other orders below s.87 of the CA such as rescission (or treating the contract between the parties as not binding upon the plaintiff) or restitutionary orders restoring the plaintiff to the position that it was in prior to the impugned conduct. However, any concurrent wrongdoer settling a claim must ensure that it obtains releases from the plaintiff for the other concurrent wrongdoers in order to preserve its correct to seek contribution from those other wrongdoers (defendants) in respect of the same. This communication is planned as a guide only, to produce commentary and general information. It should not be relied upon as legal advice.