Our philosophy is to provide individualised attention and care at efficient cost to every client with whom we do business.   

David Riwoe - Director - Graddip LP, ADipEEng, ADipMEng - Lawyer David is an admitted legal practitioner and a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland.  He obtained his legal qualifications upon completion of the Queensland Barristers’ Board exams and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law. David additionally holds Associate Diplomas in both Electrical and Mechanical Engineering from the University of Southern Queensland.  His professional memberships include the Queensland Law Society and the Australian Institute of Engineers. Following a highly successful career in the fields of IT and Engineering, David now applies his analytical skills and commercial/technical knowledge to the legal profession. Read more...

Anthony spent 10 years in the finance industry before joining the legal profession.  He began his legal career in the litigation department of a large firm in Brisbane’s Waterfront Place.  After moving to the Darling Downs with his family, Anthony continued to work in dispute resolution and as a commercial advisor across all areas of law. 

His experience in litigation and finance has given Anthony the perfect foundation for advising his clients in all manner of commercial and property matters.  Anthony has represented clients in defence of negligence actions and advised corporate clients in relation to Workplace Health and Safety investigations and prosecutions and Coronial Inquests.  Anthony has also represented clients in anti-discrimination claims, building disputes and before various Courts and Tribunals. 

Anthony has acted for landowners in relation to compensation claims following the compulsory acquisition of their land, and has advised in relation to planning and development matters ranging from the simple re-configuration of a lot, through to complex change of use applications for large commercial development projects. He has also acted for both claimants and respondent Executors in disputes over deceased estates. Read more...