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Kearley Lewis Pty Ltd    

Mercantile Services    

www.kearleylewis.com.au

Established in 1993, Kearley Lewis' founding members Ruth Kearley & Jan Woodward saw great demand for a personalised collection service, small enough to remain in touch yet large enough to offer clients a fast efficient recovery system. Kearley Lewis' emphasis has always been on providing a quality personalised service.

Working closely with Lewis Holdway Lawyers, Kearley Lewis' experienced phone demand team pride themselves on client service through commitment and dedication. Kearley Lewis' experience combined with Lewis Holdway Lawyers' legal expertise provide a dynamic and reliable service which works to bring just outcomes for each of their clients. Serving multinational corporations right through to small to medium enterprises, Kearley Lewis can tailor a package to suit individual circumstances.

If you would like to talk about how Kearley Lewis can assist you, please call their Client Services Manager Jan Woodward on (03) 9629 8777 or visit their website.

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