For the second consecutive year, Pikes & Verekers Lawyers has been named as one of the leading planning law firms in Doyle's Guide to the Legal Profession.

Peter Jackson and Alistair Knox were successful acting for an inner city Council opposing the conversion of an existing two storey, 10 bedroom boarding house into a four storey, 24 bedroom boarding house, with a caretaker's room, common room and basement car parking.

Gary Green and Rachael Jordan successfully negotiated an approval for our client for an attic addition to a two storey home at Tamarama.

Pikes & Verekers Lawyers represented plaintiffs successful in a professional negligence claim against quantity surveyors. The plaintiffs will recover in excess of 2 million dollars plus interest and costs.

Pikes & Verekers Lawyers acted for the City of Canada Bay Council where it successfully resisted an appeal against the refusal of development consent for a subdivision and erection of new dwelling house.

Pikes & Verekers Lawyers acted for the City of Botany Council where it successfully resisted an appeal against the refusal of development consent for a 12 storey hotel at Mascot.