MCCULLOUGH - Key Persons
Aaron has extensive advisory and transactional experience in a broad range of corporate and commercial matters.
Aaron's experience includes mergers and acquisitions, recapitalisations, public and private capital raising and general commercial advisory in the resources and renewables, health, pharmaceutical technology and not for profit sectors.
He is often engaged by clients to provide guidance on corporate governance issues and advice regarding directors' duties.
In providing advice, Aaron draws on the knowledge of his clients' industries to ensure he offers commercial and practical solutions.
He is well versed and has a particular interest in structuring and advising on employee incentive arrangements and acts for a number of large offshore companies in relation to their Australian incentive programs.
Adrian is a partner in the firm's corporate group. He has over 20 years legal experience in both Australia and previously the United Kingdom where he was admitted and worked for a global law firm for five years in London.
Prior to his role at McCullough Robertson, Adrian was a corporate partner in the Sydney office of a leading global law firm.
Currently, Adrian advises clients on corporate and securities law issues, where his practice focuses on company and business acquisitions and disposals, private equity transactions, capital raisings, joint ventures, corporate restructurings and commercial transactions.
Adrian advises a wide range of listed and private companies on transactional and corporate governance issues, and has a particular focus on the financial services and technology industries.
Job Titles:
- Senior Associate
- Member of the Australian Lawyers' Cricket Council
Alan is a Senior Associate in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group, specialising in contractual disputes, commercial claims and regulatory matters.
Alan has experience acting for a diverse range of clients, including individuals, listed companies, not-for-profit entities and government bodies.
Alan provides practical, strategic and commercial advice to his clients. Alan is a dedicated advocate and acts in all Australian State and Federal Courts and tribunals as well as in regulatory investigations, such as those commenced by the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
Prior to joining McCullough Robertson, Alan served as the judicial associate to a District Court of Queensland judge. During this time, Alan gained experience in a number of jurisdictions, including criminal law, planning law and personal injury law.
Alan is a member of the Australian Lawyers' Cricket Council and was a member of the successful Australian team at the 2019 Lawyers' Cricket World Cup in New Zealand.
Alex is head of the firm's Technology, Media and Telecommunications group, and practices in telecommunications, IT, e-commerce, consumer protection and data protection law. He is a leading lawyer in emerging areas such as cloud computing, machine to machine (M2M)/IOT technology and big data projects. He also has significant experience in market competition and consumer protection issues, licensing and regulatory access, procurement and data protection and privacy law.
Alex acts on large transactions, such as major IT procurements and telecommunications services agreements, and also provides ongoing advisory services. His clients include a broad range of listed and unlisted entities, including telecommunications providers, software and IT vendors, financial services organisations, airlines and resource and utility companies, as well as clients in the public sector.
Alex has spent a number of years working in-house with various clients, including two-years as in-house lawyer for a national telecommunications carrier, advising on consumer product launches, commercial supply agreements, competition and consumer protection law compliance and privacy issues, and as IT counsel for a listed airline.
Alex is a construction, energy and infrastructure lawyer with 10 years experience in commercial and private practice roles.
Alex has recently acted on a number of significant infrastructure projects and is experienced in a variety of contract structures as well as developing tender packages, advising on procurement issues and disputes.
Alex has an interest in technology in the construction sector, particularly in Building Information Modelling (BIM) and has worked with a number of clients in the BIM space.
Alex acts for a range of industry participants including government, owners, developers, contractors, consultants and financiers.
Alex has an in-depth understanding of the issues faced by stakeholders and participants in the construction and infrastructure sectors. He understands the operational and commercial drivers that underpin complex projects and applies this understanding to legal considerations. Alex is well placed to support clients to meet their legal and commercial requirements across the project lifecycle, from transactions through to project delivery and disputes.
Alex has been guiding construction and infrastructure clients in the areas of litigation and dispute resolution for over 14 years. He is known for his attention to detail, technical ability and advocacy which deliver strong outcomes in contentious matters.
Clients seek Alex's guidance in relation to disputes under construction contracts, during the administration of the contract or if court proceedings or adjudication applications are commenced.
Amber has over 20 years' experience as a workplace relations lawyer, with deep industry experience working the NSW Government. Her practice covers the litigious and advisory workplace spectrum, with particular expertise in workplace litigation including discrimination, termination and industrial disputes, and disciplinary proceedings on behalf of professional associations.
The advisory arm of her practice covers the entire employment life cycle including onboarding, managing injured and ill employees, advising on complex workplace investigations, strategies for managing and exiting difficult employees, and risk minimisation in performance and conduct management and terminations.
Amber also has extensive administrative law expertise including advice and representation in relation to claims under the GIPA Act, PPIP Act and HRIP Act, and acting in judicial review proceedings under section 39B of the Judiciary Act 1903 (Cth). Amber is also recognised as an expert in discrimination in the provision of goods and services and by qualifying authorities.
She is praised by clients for her down to earth, straight talking and solutions-oriented approach. Amber provides technically accurate legal advice, but at the same time is commercially and industrially pragmatic.
Amber is regularly invited to speak at industry seminars, and enjoys delivering workplace training.
Job Titles:
- Partner
- Member of the Firm
As a commercial and corporate lawyer who has worked in-house for a major international trading company, Andrew Bukowski specialises in business transactions, foreign investment, sales and acquisitions and joint ventures . Andrew has a strong focus on resources, renewable and low emissions energy projects.
He has acted for a range of clients from listed and large private companies involved in exploration and operational projects in coal, gas, minerals and metals through to junior explorers and service providers.
His work has covered multiple jurisdictions, including Australia, North America, Myanmar, Mongolia, Russia and Indonesia.
Andrew has firsthand experience in the development, sale and acquisition of small to large scale renewable energy projects in Australia. Including engagement with Government agencies and authorities, local landowners and foreign developers and investors.
Andrew is also a member of the firm's Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) team, assisting clients across all sectors with obtaining approvals and engaging with FIRB.
Belinda specialises in intellectual property law and heads up our Intellectual Property practice. She advises clients in a wide range of industries on intellectual property protection and management, the development of new brands, franchising and compliance, opposition and infringement disputes, privacy and compliance and trade mark matters in Australia and internationally.
Operating a full-service trade marks practice, with over 4,000 trade marks under management, Belinda has a wealth of knowledge based on her dealings with IP Australia and facilitating the filing and management of trade marks on a world-wide basis.
Ben specialises in mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, strategic commercial arrangements, divestments, corporate restructures and complex service and supply arrangements.
He has extensive expertise in the financial services sector including advising leading financial institutions and the ‘Big Four' banks.
Ben's broad sector experience and knowledge spans financial services, government, infrastructure and health. He has acted for both domestic and international clients and has worked closely with a number of New South Wales government agencies.
Ben has a broad range of experience in assisting clients with issues relating to corporations and securities law, with a particular focus on public and private capital raisings, mergers and acquisitions and restructures.
Ben has assisted clients across a range of sectors including financial services, life sciences, technology, food and agribusiness, health and resources including ASX listed and large unlisted public companies, small to large proprietary companies and owner managed businesses.
His expertise includes assisting clients with capital raisings (both IPOs and secondary raisings - including placements, rights issues and share purchase plans), unregulated mergers and acquisitions, including due diligence and deal implementation, and corporate reconstructions, including via court approved schemes of arrangement. Additionally he advises on directors' duties and general corporate governance issues.
Originally from the UK, Ben is also admitted as a lawyer in England and Wales.
When it comes to insurance and risk management, industry knowledge is as important as technical ability. Brad is known for bringing both to clients in a diverse range of industries including marine, aviation, resources, technology, construction and infrastructure.
Brad heads the Insurance & Corporate Risk Group and is also Chair of Allegiant IRS. He focuses on risk management, insurance, corporate governance and due diligence, contractual risk management methodologies, insurance indemnity and the development and delivery of tailored insurance programs and policy advice.
Brad has advised all parts of the resources sector, including global and local mining companies, mining equipment suppliers, mining services companies and coal loading facility companies. He has drafted specialised insurances specifically for the resources sector such as Mining ISR, Statutory Liability Plus and Environmental Rehabilitation Insurance Sureties.
His innovative insurance advice has also assisted the likes of road authorities and airport owners with the establishment of their dedicated contract works and liability insurance programs (Principal Arranged Insurance) which relates to all road construction in their states and property and infrastructure development at their airports.
Reviewing both government and corporate insurance programs, Brad ensures their adequacy and appropriateness and where not, redesigns those programs. In this regard, his insurance expertise is sought by companies participating in the mining, infrastructure, construction and energy sectors.
Brad also advises on risk management issues associated with corporate governance compliance. This has assisted companies to manage not only operating and contractual risks but also statutory and regulatory compliance.
Before Brad was an insurance lawyer he was a maritime lawyer. With expertise in the transport sector, known both nationally and internationally, Brad continues to act for shipowners, charters, cargo owners, marine insurers and regulatory authorities.
Brad is recognised as having developed some very innovative risk and insurance methods including the likes of contracting pillars, insurance broker tender modelling and statutory liability insurance.
Job Titles:
- Partner
- Army Legal Officer
With national reach, Brett leads a bespoke Defence & National Security practice group with a sharp focus on supporting ADF capability and a flourishing sovereign defence industry through the provision of timely, pragmatic advice that is centred on national outcomes.
Drawing on more than 23 years' experience in government and private enterprise, Brett has carved out a career as a thought leader and business strategist in the Defence & National Security sector. His deep interest in advancing Australian sovereignty is founded in his 14 year service as an Army officer, graduating from Duntroon in 1999.
During his military service as an Army Legal Officer, Brett participated in numerous offshore deployments in the advancement of strategic military objectives, both war-like and humanitarian. For his efforts, he was awarded an ADF commendation in 2011.
Brett brings a unique appreciation for the requirements of the contemporary war-fighter in the modern, digitised operating environment.
Building upon his military experience, Brett's enterprise skills have been developed from performing leadership functions across multiple industries, including defence & government, energy (Oil & Gas), engineering & construction, and resources.
Prior to joining the partnership of McCullough Robertson, Brett was the leader of the Defence facing business unit of an ASX-100 listed company, with full executive responsibility including general management, strategy planning and execution, people and culture management, and financial performance.
Brittany is an experienced construction and infrastructure lawyer, predominantly acting for clients in contentious matters on civil, building, mining and electrical projects. She is known for providing practical and commercial solutions for clients which align to their organisational and strategic needs.
Brittany acts for owners, principals, contractors, subcontractors, state and local governments and consultants in complex construction litigation and other dispute resolution processes about contractual claims, including variation, delay and disruption, acceleration, latent condition and extension of time claims.
Brittany's broad experience covers dispute resolution and avoidance relating to large-scale construction disputes involving litigation, mediation, arbitration and expert determinations, and adjudication under the security of payment legislation throughout Australia, acting for both claimants and respondents. She also advises on contractual, statutory and common law rights and obligations, along with contract administration processes relating to resources, civil, building, electrical and mechanical projects throughout Australia.
In addition to Brittany's extensive construction claims experience, she regularly prepares and presents workshops and training seminars for various clients.
Brooke specialises in workplace and industrial law across the public and private sector. She has experience acting for a variety of clients in across multiple industries including government, resources, aged care, disability services and not-for-profit.
Brooke has worked closely with state government departments, hospital and health services, and local governments in many diverse front-end and litigated matters. Brooke has a particular interest in workplace investigations, disciplinary matters and the management of ill and injured workers..
Cameron leads the firm's Workplace Health and Safety team. Reflecting his significant experience in workplace relations matters, he is recognised as one of Queensland's leading practitioners in the employment and industrial relations field.
Cameron regularly provides specialist advice and representation to clients about workplace health and safety compliance, and is for many clients the ‘go to' lawyer when responding to workplace incidents, including for prosecutions and coronial matters.
His broader employment relations experience includes dealing with industrial disputes, employment terminations, contract drafting, restraints of trade, harassment and discrimination issues.
Cameron has worked with clients across sectors including resources, transport, banking, agribusiness, construction, education, health and local government. Due to ongoing changes, Cameron regularly provides continuing education and updates to ensure clients stay informed of issues affecting their business.
Cameron's clients appreciate his technical ability, his commercial approach, and his friendly and dedicated service. He is aware of the need for practical solutions rather than a strict legalistic approach, and has a strong litigation background and is familiar with the legal processes in the courts, commissions and tribunals.
Celia works in the Construction and Infrastructure team, specialising in the back end construction sector. Celia provides advice to, and represents clients in relation to project disputes and project delivery, in particular claims administration and management, and project support. Celia also advises clients in relation to payment disputes and adjudication under the Security of Payments scheme.
Chris is an experienced litigator who acts for clients in a diverse range of disputes and litigation, including complex contract disputes and regulatory enforcements, with a specialisation in construction and infrastructure disputes.
Chris' focus is on providing innovative and commercially focused solutions for clients in all aspects of disputes and litigation. He is known in the industry to work alongside his clients to achieve cost-effective and commercial outcomes when faced with litigation.
Chris has represented clients including the Commonwealth of Australia, UGL, Downer and Transport for NSW in significant litigation across the country.
Over the years he has gained valuable experience from working within project teams as project-counsel for significant infrastructure projects, including the $3.2b Sydney Metro Northwest, $12.5b City & South West Project, and the $1b Central Station Metro Upgrade. These opportunities have allowed him to advise on claims management and provide strategic direction to project-related delivery issues before they escalate to disputes.
Chris also regularly acts for clients in adjudications under the Security of Payment legislation in all states and territories, and has been responsible for the carriage of some of the largest Security of Payment litigation in NSW.
Claire has specialised in the area of commercial property for over 19 years. She has extensive capabilities in all aspects of property and commercial transactions, with a specialisation in retail, industrial and commercial leasing.
Claire is also experienced in the acquisition and disposal of businesses, and commercial and industrial assets.
She has acted for a wide range of clients, including government owned corporations, local governments, large institutional landlords and tenants (including shopping centre owners, supermarkets and anchor tenants), large listed property trusts and retail tenant chains.
Claire can assist in high end commercial leasing transactions, from both a landlord and tenant perspective. She takes a practical approach in drafting and negotiating on behalf of her clients, and enjoys being involved from the initial stages of a transaction, allowing her to take a holistic approach and anticipate issues which may arise in the negotiation and documentation stage.
Claire is a project approvals specialist, with a particular focus on environmental and related legislation. Claire has advised on some of Queensland's largest and most complex resources and renewable energy projects.
Claire advises on the strategic approval pathways required for new and expanding or innovating operations, including advising on:
the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) processes;
environmental approvals and compliance;
environmental incident response, compliance investigations and responding to enforcement action;
financial provisioning for resources projects;
rehabilitation requirements, including the transition to progressive rehabilitation and closure planning in Queensland;
biodiversity offset requirements;
negotiating land access agreements for various projects;
Land Court litigation, including in relation to objections to projects, compensation determinations and other appeals; and
the implications of various State and Federal government legislative changes.
Job Titles:
- Partner
- Accredited Specialist ( Business Law ) Queensland
- Specialist Corporate
Damien is a specialist corporate and M&A lawyer in the mining and resources sector, known for having designed and implemented many of the more sophisticated structures for asset development, ownership and infrastructure sharing within the resources industry.
He advises on:
Unregulated M&A
Joint Ventures
Infrastructure Agreements
Partnerships
Taxation and Stamp Duty
Revenue Advice
Foreign Investment Regulation, and
Complex business and Commercial structuring.
Damien has led McCullough Robertson's Resources and Renewables Industry Group since 2001, and also leads the Corporate & Tax practice.
Darren is a Senior Associate in the Construction group, specialising in the management and resolution of disputes in the construction industry.
He acts for a range of clients including principals, contractors and subcontractors in the private sector, as well as state and local government bodies, for civil, commercial, residential and engineering projects.
He also assists clients to manage or avoid disputes through contract administration and risk-management.
If a formal dispute arises, he acts for clients in a range of dispute resolution forums, including litigation, expert determination, mediation and in adjudication proceedings under the Security of Payment regimes across Australia.
David has over 15 years experience of advising financiers and borrowers in relation to a wide range of syndicated and bilateral finance transactions including real estate and development financings, leveraged and acquisition financings, general corporate lending and debt restructurings.
David regularly acts for a broad range of participants in financing transactions. His clients include international banks, the major Australian banks, a number of regional banks, mezzanine and junior financiers and large corporate borrowers, developers and property funds.
His work includes advising clients about structuring of transactions, drafting, negotiating and settling terms of finance documents (including complex intercreditor and priority arrangements and tripartite agreements), advising in relation to security issues (including in connection with the PPSA) and managing the efficient progress and successful completion of a wide range of transactions across a broad range of industry groups.
David has spent time on secondment to the London office of a major European bank and with the in-house legal teams of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group and National Australia Bank.
Job Titles:
- Partner
- Accredited Specialist ( Taxation Law )
David is an Accredited Tax Law Specialist. He has over 20 years' experience acting for taxpayers of all types including individuals, SMEs, and listed and unlisted public companies across all aspects of tax law.
David's direct intervention with the Australian Tax Office has often resulted in a quick and inexpensive resolution of what could otherwise be a lengthy and expensive court case. He is a robust litigator as demonstrated by many successful outcomes won both in the AAT and courts. His philosophy is that litigation should be the last not the first resort.
David has been recognised in Doyle's Guide since 2015 as a Leading Tax Lawyer. He has also been named in Best Lawyers Australia and Legal 500 for Tax Law, and in Chambers High Net Worth for Private Wealth Law.
David has over 25 years' experience as a corporate and financial dispute resolution lawyer with particular expertise in reconstruction and insolvency.
He acts for a broad range of private, public and statutory entities. This includes creditor and debtor side parties, secured financers and investors, and various other stakeholders including debt and equity participants in restructuring opportunities. He acts both for and against statutory entities, at both State and Commonwealth level.
David advises in relation to formal appointments and informal restructurings including, in particular, identifying strategies for appropriate risk mitigation and value enhancement. He also acts in relation to a variety of commercial disputes, with an emphasis on financial arrangements, and acts both for and against government entities in regulatory investigations and enforcements. He has a particular expertise in ICT contract disputes.
David is a Senior Associate in the Construction group specialising in procurement, contract management, contract drafting and negotiations for major projects.
David works with clients on construction projects across a range of sectors from government, project developers and mining companies to contractors and not-for-profit organisations.
David has drafted and negotiated a range of contracts from consultancy, hire and services contracts to EPC, D&C and construct only contracts (including entire contract suites for some clients). His contracts have been used on a wide variety of projects from public infrastructure and long-term asset maintenance projects for local governments to large residential projects for developers across multiple jurisdictions.
David is a commercial litigator with experience acting for clients across both private and public sectors on complex and high-profile disputes.
He has extensive experience working with government clients, regularly assisting in complex litigation, and delivering swift and commercially-sound results.
David's areas of expertise include contract disputes, equitable actions, misleading and deceptive conduct claims, public law matters and judicial reviews.
His clients range from multi-national companies to government departments to smaller businesses and individuals.
David has represented Commonwealth and NSW Government departments and agencies, publically listed and proprietary companies and high net worth individuals in significant litigation, investigations and disputes.
With particular interest in litigation involving government, David has previously worked in London for the UK Government's specialist legal department.
Dominic is a resources expert with more than 30 years of experience as a general commercial lawyer. An element of his practice is native title and cultural heritage matters, on which Dominic is an acknowledged authority.
He joined McCullough Robertson in 1996 after holding prominent positions with the Queensland Government for seven years and is one of a few lawyers in Queensland with a combination of significant senior government as well as private practice experience.
His positions with the Queensland Government included Program Director of the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Land Interests Program with the then Department of Lands.
When it comes to native title and cultural heritage, he is across all aspects of this area of law. As well as advising resource and infrastructure companies, he advises local Aboriginal Shire Councils, particularly around social infrastructure issues in the communities, which are generally in remote parts of Australia. He participates in the Yarning Up initiative, which is helping to close the gap for the remote Indigenous community of Lockhart River by identifying a number of potential business opportunities designed to generate jobs and income.
Dominic is also a qualified Mediator and specialises in native title, cultural heritage and landholder issues.
Don has extensive experience in commercial, residential and resort property development. His expertise covers planning and environment and corporate law with a specialty focus on property.
Don provides high-level and strategic advice with much of his work in the past 20 years in the area of special projects.
Duncan is recognised as one of Queensland's pre-eminent tax lawyers. His practical understanding of business and transactions means his solutions on taxation revenue issues provide the best outcome for his clients.
Duncan is an expert in business and transaction structuring, taxation and foreign investment with a solid foundation in general commercial law which ensures his advice and solutions deliver value to clients.
He designs and implements effective structures for transactions and asset ownership, always seeking to secure his clients cost-effective tax and stamp duty outcomes. This includes advising on stamp duty exemptions, assessments, private rulings and objections. Additionally he advises on corporate reconstructions, demergers, holding company interpositions and rollovers and general commercial matters.
Duncan is also recognised for his expertise in managing matters before the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB). He focuses on identifying and managing restrictions on foreign investment and advising on appropriate structures and processes for foreign companies, governments and individuals proposing to invest in Australia.
Duncan has provided advice to clients across a range of industries and leads our Food and Agribusiness team.
Emile is a Special Counsel in our Banking & Finance and Property teams, with specialisations in property finance, retirement living and affordable housing (including SDA). His skills across both finance and property, prior experience in private client structuring and understanding of commercial drivers, present a holistic offering for his clients.
In the finance space, Emile acts for both lenders and borrowers on property finance arrangements, including high rise and flat land developments; retail, commercial and industrial leasing portfolios; retirement village, aged care and land lease communities; and social and affordable housing including specialist disability accommodation (SDA).
He acts for a number of major banks, as well as a number of other banks, non-institutional and private lenders, on all aspects of their financing arrangements, from deal structuring to documentation and due diligence, for transactions ranging from $5 million to over $250 million. Emile also assisted in the roll out of the $1 billion COVID-19 Job Support Loan Scheme, which saw McCullough Robertson document over 3,000 secured and unsecured loans in just 3 months.
Emile is experienced in acting for secured creditors and receivers on standstill arrangements and enforcements, including those involving complex titling arrangements, and advises property and corporate clients on the Personal Property Securities Act (PPSA).
In the property space, Emile has specialisations in acting for community housing providers, as well as SDA and supported independent living providers, on all aspects of property and funding arrangements. He also acts for retirement village scheme operators in all aspects of retirement villages (including acquisition and leasing). Emile also has significant experience in retail and commercial leasing, acquisitions and disposals, fund through arrangements and property structuring and management.
He regularly reviews and advises parties on presale contracts, agreements for lease, trust deeds, development agreements, joint venture agreements and property management agreements. His expertise and experience acting for all parties to these transactions gives Emile a unique insight into the drivers for each party and the commercial risks. Using this knowledge, Emile focuses on balancing competing interests to create solutions.
Emile also has a keen interest in community partnerships and pro bono work. He is the Chair of McCullough Robertson's CPP Committee and is an active member of pro bono networks and community legal centres in Queensland. He is also actively involved in the LGBTI initiative McColour, and regularly speaks at diversity and inclusion events and seminars.
Esterina is a Senior Associate in the Estates team and has practised exclusively in the area of wills, estates and succession law since her admission as a legal practitioner. Her practice includes comprehensive estate and succession planning with strategies tailored for the individual client, advising on the wide-ranging and varied matters that arise in the administration of deceased estates, and acting in litigation and alternative dispute resolution processes for a variety of estate-related conflicts.
Esterina acts for and advises private clients from a range of backgrounds, including individuals and families in relation to their estate and succession planning, executors and administrators in applications for Grants of Probate, Letters of Administration and Reseals and the administration of deceased estates according to a will or on intestacy, beneficiaries of deceased estates and trusts in relation to their rights and entitlement, and parties to estate disputes both in the informal resolution of contentious matters and in initiating and defending litigation proceedings. She has also advised on unique succession issues in order to assist with legislative reform.
For a number of years, Esterina was involved in the editing and publication of the Elder Law Review, the only refereed journal in Australia concerned with laws and issues affecting older persons, and she published several articles in the journal. Esterina was also a member of the inaugural Editorial Board for the text Wills, Probate and Administration Practice (New South Wales) and she co-authored, edited and assisted in the publication of monthly bulletin case updates and annual updates for subscribers to the text.
Esterina draws on her wealth of specialised experience to support her clients in an empathetic and authentic manner. She enjoys assisting them to navigate complex estate administration and litigation dilemmas, and to achieve their desired estate planning outcomes.
Job Titles:
- Partner
- Key Member of Our Our Real Estate
Eva has extensive experience in property and real estate law, with a particular focus on all aspects of property development. She advises large corporations, property trusts, private syndicates and developers.
Eva is a key member of our our Real Estate team and has a particular focus on property development, property sales and acquisitions, and commercial and retail leasing transactions.
She is experienced in drafting and negotiating sale, acquisition and project documentation for all types of real estate assets. This includes preparing strata documentation and project contracts for large scale off-the-plan developments and managing all aspects of the project.
Advised on a JV between an Australian property fund and Hong Kong based fund manager in a $147 million acquisition of a 3ha development site currently housing Channel 9's historic Sydney Studios in Willoughby.