Posted on July 26th, 2018.
Craig Fabbian and Fabbian Lawyers have again been acknowledged in the Doyles listings for Leading Criminal Lawyers and Leading Criminal Defence Law Firms within South Australia. Craig Fabbian and Fabbian Lawyers have been repeatedly recognised in the Doyles listings ever since they were introduced within South Australia in 2015. The Doyles listings detail solicitors and firms practising in criminal law matters in the South Australian legal market who have been identified by clients and peers for their expertise and abilities in the area.
>> Doyles 2018 - Leading Criminal Defence Lawyers - South Australia
>> Doyles 2018 - Leading Criminal Defence Law Firms - South Australia
Posted on January 18th, 2017.
Picture from Doyles website - http://doylesguide.com
It is with pleasure that we again advise that Craig Fabbian has recently been named as a leading lawyer in the Doyle’s 2016 listing of leading Adelaide Criminal Lawyers. Additionally, Fabbian Lawyers has been named as a leading Adelaide Criminal Law Firm.
The Doyle’s 2016 listings of leading Adelaide Criminal Lawyers and leading Adelaide Criminal Law Firms detail solicitors and firms practising within the area of criminal defence matters in the Adelaide legal market who have been identified by clients and peers for their expertise and abilities in the area.
It is the second year in a row that Craig Fabbian and Fabbian Lawyers have been named in the Doyle’s Guide Criminal Law listings.
>> Leading Adelaide Criminal Lawyers 2016
>> Leading Adelaide Criminal Law Firms 2016
>> Leading Adelaide Criminal Barristers 2016
Posted on November 6th, 2015.
Picture from Doyles website - http://doylesguide.com
It is with pleasure that we advise that Craig Fabbian has recently been recommended in the Doyle’s 2015 listing of leading Adelaide Criminal Lawyers. Additionally, Fabbian Lawyers was recommended in the listing of leading Adelaide Criminal Law Firms.
The Doyle’s 2015 listings of leading Adelaide Criminal Lawyers and leading Adelaide Criminal Law Firms detail solicitors and firms practising within the area of criminal defence matters in the Adelaide legal market who have been identified by their peers for their expertise and abilities in the area.
>> Leading Adelaide Criminal Lawyers 2015
>> Leading Adelaide Criminal Law Firms 2015
>> Leading Adelaide Criminal Law Barristers 2015
Posted on October 1st, 2014.
Craig Fabbian, the principal of Fabbian Lawyers, has been
pleased to be involved with the University of South Australia Business Career
Mentor Program since 2013. The UniSA Business Career Mentor Program is an
innovative scheme that pairs students and recent graduates with experienced
business professionals such as Craig to enhance employability and leadership
skills.
Recently, Craig was asked to share his brief thoughts with the
UniSA Alumni in relation to what is required for professional success in a criminal law legal practice. The ‘Minute with a Mentor’ article was published in the UniSA Alumni Update: >> Craig Fabbian - Adelaide Criminal Lawyer - Minute with a Mentor
>> UniSA Alumni Update - Issue 9 - 2014
>> UniSA Business Career Mentor Program
Posted on July 1st, 2014.
Fabbian Lawyers understands the importance of ensuring clients are properly informed of all aspects of legal representation including legal costs. We ensure that clients are frankly informed of costs at the very first appointment. Additionally, we keep our clients updated on costs right throughout the period of representation. Importantly we strive to ensure our fees are highly competitive whilst providing a specialist legal defence service for individuals facing criminal and traffic charges.
As from 1 July 2014 changes to the Legal Practitioners Act came into force that impact upon legal costs. Specific changes are designed to ensure that clients engaging lawyers in South Australia can access uniform information regarding legal costs and their associated rights. Information regarding legal costs is to be disclosed by lawyers to clients before, or as soon as practicable after, being retained. Information is also to be disclosed at the time of issuing bills to clients.
Fact sheets have been prepared by the Law Society of South Australia and are made available to clients in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Legal Practitioners Act:
Form 1 - Disclosure of costs to clients (regulation 59) - Legal Costs - Your Right to Know
Form 2 - Notification of client’s rights (regulation 63) - Your Right to Challenge Legal Costs
The fact sheets can also be accessed by visiting the Law Society of South Australia Website.
Please contact Craig Fabbian of Fabbian Lawyers on (08) 8410 0440 if you have any questions regarding instructing a criminal lawyer or traffic lawyer in South Australia.
The information contained within this article is intended as a general overview and discussion of the subjects dealt with. The information provided here was accurate as of the day it was posted; however, the law may have changed since that date. This information is not intended to be, and should not be used as, a substitute for taking legal advice in any specific situation. Craig Fabbian and Fabbian Lawyers are not responsible for any actions taken or not taken on the basis of this information.
Posted on May 18th, 2014.
Fabbian Lawyers are pleased to have been considered a Gold Alliance Firm by the Law Society of South Australia since establishment. We are a specialist criminal and traffic law firm located in the heart of Adelaide, South Australia. As a defence practice, we have developed a reputation for providing a high level of service to our clients. We represent individuals for a wide range of criminal and traffic charges before all South Australian Courts. As a firm dedicated to excellent standards within the legal profession, we ensure our staff maintain membership with the Society.
Posted on February 18th, 2014.
Fabbian Lawyers is pleased to have established a strong working relationship with LexisNexis; the providers of PCLaw.
We have implemented PCLaw, a practice management software solution, to ensure the firm operates most efficiently and effectively to ensure the best interests of our clients.
Recently, LexisNexis produced a case study on Fabbian Lawyers and our use of PC Law.
>> Fabbian Lawyers PC Law Case Study
At Fabbian Lawyers we pride ourselves on providing the highest level of client service. As a forward thinking practice we continually search for ways to improve our performance and take advantage of modern technologies for the benefit of clients.
We invite you to contact Fabbian Lawyers if we can be of any assistance in relation to criminal, traffic and professional disciplinary law matters.
Posted on April 1st, 2013.
Craig Fabbian was recently asked
by the Adelaide University Law Students’ Society (AULSS) to provide his views
on working as a defence lawyer within the South Australian Criminal Justice
System. His article has been included in the AULSS ‘Careers Guide for 2013’.
The Guide is a helpful resource for anyone interested in pursuing a
career in the law.
>> Craig Fabbian’s article - The Criminal Defence Lawyer
>> The AULSS Careers Guide for 2013
Posted on December 12th, 2012.
In recent weeks the South Australian Parliament has passed a raft of
new laws impacting upon crime and the criminal justice system. The second Fabbian Lawyer’s Online Update
focuses particularly on these laws regarding sentencing, search powers and the
Independent Commissioner Against Corruption.
>> Fabbian Lawyers’ Online Update No.2
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Posted on November 17th, 2012.
With the establishment of Fabbian Lawyers, we will be producing regular online updates in relation to criminal, traffic and disciplinary law in South Australia. The updates are for both practitioners and people within the wider community who wish to receive a snapshot of current law news.
The first edition of the Fabbian Lawyers’ Online Update is now available below and includes the recent Supreme Court decision on the forfeiture of motor vehicles, the Surveillance Devices Bill and the changes to speeding penalties and its impact.
>> Fabbian Lawyers’ Online Update No. 1
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