Thompson Cooper Lawyers
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Thompson Cooper Lawyers is a boutique law firm based in Sydney and in business since 2002. It acts mainly for insurers, government agencies, public companies, SMEs and community groups, and is best known for insurance and commercial litigation.
Firm background and people
Senior litigation lawyers Patrick Thompson and David Cooper founded the firm to meet the needs of the insurance industry. The firm describes itself as big firm experience with small firm flexibility, and says its personnel are recognised as experts in their fields. Principal Belinda Mason is recognised by Doyle's as a Leading Lawyer in asbestos and dust diseases defence work.
Areas of law at Thompson Cooper Lawyers
Commercial and IP
Other areas of law
The firm acts for defendants in civil and commercial litigation, insurance disputes, regulatory matters, and insurance policy interpretation and drafting. Its other listed areas include commercial and property matters, government and public sector work, water and electricity, sexual abuse claims, and pro bono work. It is a member of the federal Whole of Government Legal Services Panel. The firm says clients value its commercial approach and cost-effectiveness, and that it provides a superior level of customer support.
Tips for visiting Thompson Cooper Lawyers
- ✓Call (02) 9266 0455 first to check whether the firm takes your matter.
- ✓Ask about fees and what the first meeting covers when you call.
- ✓Have the key dates and documents for your matter ready when you phone.
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FAQ about Thompson Cooper Lawyers
Does Thompson Cooper Lawyers handle insurance disputes?
Yes, the firm acts for defendants in insurance disputes, insurance policy interpretation and drafting, and related civil and commercial litigation.
Is Thompson Cooper Lawyers ISO 27001 certified?
Yes, the firm says it is an ISO-27001 certified practice. That is an information security certification, not a legal specialist accreditation.
Is the liability of Thompson Cooper Lawyers limited?
Yes, liability is limited by a scheme approved under the Professional Standards Legislation.