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Business Law - Commercial Law - Corporate Law

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Commercial Law Specialists


Whether your business is a start-up or an experienced industry stalwart, our team offers a complete range of legal services to meet your needs.

Complete Range of Services


Whether you’re buying a business, looking for legal advice regarding a corporate and governance matter, or need help with trademark registration, you can count on our team to effectively get results.

Readily Accessible


With offices conveniently located throughout Sydney and across the Illawarra region, we are readily accessible to provide comprehensive legal services to individuals and businesses in need.

Tailored Legal Solutions


Kells does not require you and your business to fit our products and services. Instead, we take the time to understand your needs and deliver solutions and outcomes that enhance and grow your business.

Here to Help


At Kells we can identify the key considerations that arise at every stage of the business life cycle. Whether you are starting a business and looking for legal advice, looking for a business lawyer to assist with commercial litigation or planning to buy or sell a business, our team of business lawyers can help.

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How Can Our Business, Commercial & Corporate Lawyers Help?

At Kells we provide all of the legal services required by business and corporate clients. But what makes us different is we recognise that legal advice and documentation are not a ‘one size fits all’ process. That is why we prioritise a tailored and personalised approach to meet each of their unique needs.

Our team of lawyers develop long-lasting relationships with our clients, so you can rely on us as your trusted business advisors. We provide honest, straightforward advice and practical, cost-effective solutions based on real-life experience.


Kells can help you with the following business, commercial and corporate law matters:

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Do you have any questions about business, commercial or corporate law? 

Send us an enquiry and a member of our staff will be in touch as soon as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I know if I need a commercial lawyer?

    If you are starting a business, or if you are involved in any type of commercial or corporate law matter that you deem too complex to handle on your own, then it may be in your best interest to consult a qualified commercial lawyer. Your lawyer can provide legal advice on the best options for your situation.

  • What areas do your business lawyers cover?

    Our team at Kells covers a wide range of commercial and corporate law matters including buying and selling businesses, contracts, debt recovery, employment law, franchising, leasing, liquor licensing, not-for-profit and charity law, privacy and data security, shareholder and partnership advice, sports law, and trademarks and intellectual property.

  • Where are your business, commercial and corporate lawyers located?

    We have business, commercial and corporate lawyers in Sydney and across the Illawarra, including Thirroul, Wollongong, Dapto, Shellharbour, and Kiama.

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