Louise Gehrig, Partner
Piper Alderman
Louise Gehrig is a highly experienced litigator with more than 20 years’ experience in litigation and dispute resolution in corporate and commercial law, trust and estate litigation, particularly at Supreme and Federal Court level.​
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Louise’s areas of expertise include Australian Consumer Law including unconscionable conduct and misleading and deceptive conduct in business, banking and finance litigation, property and commercial disputes, wills, estates and trust disputes.
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She has built a reputation in the market for being an astute, straight talking litigator, who focuses on achieving practical, commercial outcomes. She has acted for a range of institutional and private clients from both a plaintiff and defendant side.
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Louise also has a keen interest in elder abuse and has worked on a variety of pro bono claims defending seniors' rights. She also has an interest in the sports, entertainment and hospitality industries, having worked on a substantial case in the ticketing industry, acted for an AFL Club and also a hotel operator in Victoria’s Hotel Quarantine Inquiry.
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Rob Norton, Senior Associate
Piper Alderman
Rob is an experienced litigator with a strong background in dispute resolution and negotiated outcomes.
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From the very beginning of his career, Rob has had a strong interest in unconscionable conduct in business and commerce. He has grown to be a expert in this field. He also has a love for advocacy and has built a reputation for tenaciously pursuing his clients' rights both in and outside of the court room.
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Rob specialises in disputes and litigation concerning:
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unconscionable conduct;
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misleading and deceptive conduct;
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property and leasing;
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contract disputes;
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corporate insolvency and bankruptcy; and
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corporate governance;
Working with Louise Gehrig, Rob has also acted for a range of institutional, corporate and private clients whether they be plaintiffs or defendants. Rob also shares a keen interest in assisting some of the most vulnerable members of our society and regularly acts on a pro bono basis to prevent elder abuse.
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