Our firm, with heritage dating back to 1900, has gathered over 100 years of longstanding credibility, integrity and good reputation as lawyers within the Sydney and rural districts in New South Wales.

The origins of our firm lie with Alphonse H. Crawley, who practiced as a solicitor for 60 years in Junee and Sydney. He retired at the age of 86 years old in 1960 as the oldest practising solicitor in Australia.

One of his six children, Aubrey F. Crawley, established the firm in Sydney in 1947 having served in the Australian Infantry Forces during WWII. Aubrey continued to practice as a Sole Practitioner and was active in the firm until 1974.

Christopher W. Crawley, the firm's now Principal, embarked on an expansion of the firm in 1974. He secured clientele with major lending corporations, building societies, international computer and intellectual property companies, property developers including both large corporate and individual builders, and all areas of the liquor licensing industry.

The firm also, as a result of the practice in these areas, has attracted and continues to attract substantial individual clientele.
 

 
 
 
We have a proven track record of providing high quality and personalised legal services to individuals, associations, businesses, employers, hoteliers, property developers and consumers.

Our friendly and courteous solicitors and assistants are well experienced to listen to your legal difficulties and to respond with speed, diligence and care.

Your satisfaction above your expectation is our goal, and our legal staff have the skills across a diverse range of areas including conflict resolution, risk management and strategic planning to ensure this happens.

We undertake to provide cost effective advice, solutions and options for your specific legal problems and your business concerns, whilst keeping you regularly informed on the progress, resources spent and estimated costs on your matter to completion.

Our comfortable and well-equipped offices are conveniently located at the northern end of George Street in the Sydney City CBD, a few minutes walk from either Circular Quay or Wynyard train stations.