About Us

Ramsden Small is primarily a litigation and commercial law firm concentrating on general litigation, labour disputes, divorce and family law matters as well as commercial and company law. Both partners have experience in general litigation, but also operate in niche areas. Sean Ramsden is a highly accomplished labour law attorney and also deals extensively with large contractual disputes and high end civil litigation. Jonathan Small concentrates on divorce and family law matters, as well as on commercial drafting and company law.

Practice Areas

• Access to Children,
• Adoption,
• Arbitration,
• Association Agreements,
• Broadcasting,
• Business Law,
• Cellular Law,
• Childrens Rights,
• Civil,
• Civil Unions,
• Collections,
• Commercial,
• Commercial Drafting,
• Company Law,
• Company Registrations,
• Construction,
• Contracts,
• Copyright,
• Credit Law,
• Criminal,
• Curatorship and Curator Bonis,
• Custody,
• Debt Collections,
• Deceased Estates,
• Divorce,
• Divorce Mediation,
• Domestic Partnerships,
• Drunk Driving,
• Education Law,
• Employee Benefits,
• Employee Share Incentive Schemes,
• Employment Equity,
• Employment Law,
• Entertainment Law,
• Estates,
• Evictions,
• Family Law,
• Fraud,
• Gaming Law,
• General Practice,
• High Court Practice,
• Industrial Law,
• Industrial Relations,
• Information Technology,
• Insolvency,
• Insurance Law,
• International Transactions ,
• Internet Law and E-Commerce,
• Joint Ventures and Acquisitions ,
• Labour Law,
• Land Claims,
• Leases,
• Liquidation,
• Litigation-Civil,
• Litigation-Commercial,
• Litigation-Constitutional,
• Litigation-Corporate,
• Litigation-High Court,
• Litigation-Land Claims Court,
• Litigation-Magistrates Court,
• Litigation-Tax,
• Maintenance,
• Matrimonial,
• Media ,
• Mediation,
• Outsourcing,
• Partnership Agreements,
• Professional negligence,
• Property Law,
• Publishing,
• Rehabilitation Orders,
• Rehabilitations,
• Sale of Business,
• Security,
• Sequestrations,
• Sexual Harassment,
• Shareholders Agreements,
• Sports,
• State Negligence,
• Telecommunications,
• Trade and Industry,
• Trusts,
• White Collar Crime,
• Wills,