Expertise
Areas of practice
RKCO advises on ten areas of law, from company and contract work to property, employment and disputes. Select one to see who we help and what the work involves.
Corporate Advisory & Consultancy
Practical legal advice on how a business is set up and run. We help owners and boards understand their options before they commit.
Corporate & Commercial Law
Legal support for the contracts and transactions a business depends on. We help you understand what you are agreeing to and what could go wrong.
Civil, Family & Criminal Litigation
Representation and advice when a matter goes to court. We explain the process, the options and the risks at each stage.
Employment, Labour & Service
Advice for employers and employees on contracts, rights and workplace disputes. We explain where each side stands under the applicable rules.
Fintech & Digital Finance
Legal guidance for businesses building or using digital financial products. We help you understand which rules and approvals may apply.
Legal Drafting & Opinion Writing
Clear, accurate legal documents and written opinions. We put agreements and advice in writing so you can rely on them and act on them.
Intellectual Property
Advice on protecting and using brands, creative work and inventions. We help you understand what you own and how to safeguard it.
Property & Land Law
Advice on buying, selling, leasing and holding property. We help you check ownership and understand the risks before you commit.
Regulatory & Compliance Advisory
Help for businesses that must follow regulatory rules. We explain what applies to you and how to build sensible compliance into daily operations.
Dispute Resolution
Help resolving disagreements through negotiation, mediation, arbitration or the courts. We help you choose the route that fits your situation.
How to choose the right team
Many matters touch more than one area of law. A business dispute can involve a contract, a regulator and a court case at the same time. If you are not sure which area fits, describe your situation and we will tell you which of our people can help.
You do not need to know the legal term for your problem. Plain language is fine, and we will explain any terms we use.
Talk to us about your matter
Tell us briefly what you need and we will reply. Contacting us does not create a lawyer-client relationship.