

Matthew Delahunty serves as the Principal of his own practice, bringing a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the legal landscape to his clients. From an early introduction to the legal profession through his father's practice in Bentleigh, Matthew developed a profound appreciation for addressing the needs of everyday clients. His formal journey into law began with his studies at the University of Melbourne, followed by valuable early career experiences with a commercial law QC in the mid-90s. Since earning his law degree in the late 90s, Matthew has amassed extensive experience across both small and large firms. He has been involved in a diverse array of matters, from everyday disputes like landlord/tenant issues and negligence claims to complex, large-scale litigation. Notably, he played a crucial role in the Longford Class Action representing the State of Victoria and various statutory bodies in the early 2000s. His expertise was further showcased during the AFL TV Rights Case in 2004/05, where he assisted in managing disputes involving media giants. His legal acumen has also been instrumental in resolving disputes for high-profile property developers and handling professional indemnity claims. With over a decade spent advising professionals, particularly in cases related to property, conveyancing, and commercial transactions, Matthew has returned to Bentleigh. Embracing technological advances, he offers his services beyond local confines, ensuring accessibility and efficiency. Whether dealing with large-scale Supreme Court litigation or local lease disputes, Matthew is dedicated to achieving the best outcomes for his clients efficiently and effectively. His practice areas include alternative dispute resolution, building and construction, business and corporate law, civil litigation, commercial law, conveyancing, debts and insolvency, insurance, planning and local government, small business, trade practices law, and wills and estates. With Matthew, clients can expect a seasoned solicitor committed to value-driven results.
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