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The Culture Behind Cohen Legal’s Intentional Growth
Growth in a law firm isn’t about size — it’s about capability.
At Cohen Legal, every new team member has been added intentionally to strengthen our litigation focus and deepen our expertise across Townsville and North Queensland.
We’re not the firm for everyone, and we don’t aim to be.
Here’s how our values-driven approach shapes who we hire, how we work, and what that means for our clients.
The Importance of Registering a Business Name
Failing to register a business name can lead to disputes, lost goodwill and legal risk. Learn why business name registration matters.
Is a Litigator the Same as a Solicitor? | Cohen Legal
Is a Litigator the Same as a Solicitor? If you’ve just been served with court or tribunal documents, chances are your first reaction is panic. Most...
Mediation vs Court: A Smarter Way to Resolve Business Disputes
Why Mediation Is Often a Better Option Than Going to Court When a business dispute starts to escalate, many people assume court is the inevitable...
Litigation Is a Last Resort — and That’s the Point| Townsville Litigation Lawyer
Litigation Is a Last Resort — and That’s the Point There’s a common assumption about litigators: that they want to go to court. Sam Cohen doesn’t....
Do You Need a Lawyer to Write a Contract?
Many Business Disputes Start With a Bad Contract Contracts are part of everyday business — supplier agreements, partnerships, construction...
Community Titles in Queensland: Managing Strata Disputes
Body corporate conflict or strata issue? Cohen Legal helps resolve community titles disputes with clarity and confidence.
Strata Disputes and Responsibility for Damage in Queensland
Understanding Damage and Responsibility in Strata Schemes Strata living brings people together under one roof — literally. But when something goes...
Disputes Over Views and Privacy in Queensland Properties
When Your View Changes Overnight For many Townsville homeowners, a good view or sense of privacy is part of what makes their property special. So...