Leading Australian Property & Real Estate Lawyers, 2013
The 2012 listing of leading Australian property and real estate lawyers details lawyers practising within the areas of property and real estate matters in the
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Leading Australian Property & Real Estate Law Firms, 2013
First Tier Clayton Utz King & Wood Mallesons Minter Ellison Second Tier Allens Ashurst Corrs Chambers Westgarth Norton Rose Third Tier Gadens Lawyers HWL Ebsworth
Leading NSW Property & Real Estate Law Firms, 2013
First Tier Clayton Utz King & Wood Mallesons Second Tier Herbert Smith Freehills Minter Ellison Third Tier Ashurst Colin Biggers & Paisley Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Minters adds former Corrs Competition Specialist
Minter Ellison has announced that competition & regulatory specialist Matthew Knox has joined the firm in Perth as a partner. Knox, who previously worked as
The 10 Best Firms of 2012
Herbert Smith Freehills At about the same time as our Olympic team was getting toweled by the Poms at the London Olympics the not so
Rising Stars – Construction, 2012
The 2012 listing of Rising Starts in the area of Construction & Infrastructure details lawyers under 40 practising within both contentious and non-contentious matters in
Leading In-House Construction Lawyers – Australia, 2012
The 2012 listing of leading Australian construction lawyers details lawyers practising in-house who have been identified as possessing outstanding expertise within both contentious and non-contentious
Allion Legal builds construction team
Allion Legal (Allion) has announced the appointment of Brendan Reilly as Principal to head up the firm’s Construction and Infrastructure Group. “This is an excellent
Thomsons grab Norton Rose corporate partner
Thomsons Lawyers has appointed corporate partner, Tim Flahvin to the firm. Flahvin joins Thomsons’ Sydney office from global firm, Norton Rose, where he was the
Kelly & Co advise on SA Lotteries sale
Adelaide-based commercial law firm Kelly & Co., in conjunction with the Crown Solicitor’s Office, has advised the South Australian Government on the $427 million sale