For over 110 years Carvosso and Winship have served the people of Dalby and southern Queensland by having an absolute commitment to traditional ethics in the practice of law. The firm has always recognised that legal advice must not only be correct, but it must offer effective practical solutions which are relevant to their clients’ circumstances.
“We are proud to be the longest standing legal firm in Dalby. Our ethos and integrity come before everything else and we pride ourselves in offering excellence in the quality of our advice in a cost-effective manner,” says Glenn Shipway.
“Our clients are extremely loyal and we have acted for four generations for some families. We do not take that loyalty lightly and we continually strive to justify it,” he says.
Michael Bond, who has a commercial and banking background says “we pride ourselves on having an experienced team and integrated approach. The key is recruiting staff who are happy to further their careers in a regional centre.. We are pleased to have Natalie Lovett and Rebecca Perry recently join our team. Additionally, Malcolm Bougoure, who has been a legal practitioner for 37 years, continues as a full-time consultant with us.”
Carvosso and Winship is committed to achieving practical and effective results and strive to attain mediated solutions before proceeding with litigation in a court of law.
“We don’t treat people as ‘numbers’ – we build relationships with our clients. People see the name and know they are in good hands,” concludes Glenn.
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