If there has been a procedural deficiency in the way a planning application or planning appeal has been determined then you can apply to the High Court in an attempt to have the decision quashed. Our legal team can assist with guiding you through the process but beware that there are time limits in place. Although the absolute deadline to commence Judicial Review proceedings is three months following the date of decision, the law says that you must lodge proceedings as soon as possible.
“In 2015 we instructed Neil Andrews of Coles Miller to facilitate the execution of a pre-negotiated legal document so that we would be paid for our stock. This seemingly simple transaction became complicated when the organisation’s initial response was to utilise their lawyers rather than pay us. Neil was tenacious in fighting our cause. His eye for detail saved our money and we eventually received all money owed to us, without compromise. Tellingly, our original investors who also were extracting their money through their own alternative solicitors told me that they wish they had used Coles Miller. I would recommend Coles Miller without hesitation.”
For Dion McCarthy, Litigation Solicitor:
"Mr McCarthy went above and beyond to assist in my case. His thorough review of my scope of work was greatly appreciated and I will certainly keep him and the company in mind for any future matters."
Meet the team
Neil Andrews
Partner, Head of Commercial Department and Business Property Law
