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What we do

Joint ventures and partnerships are often complex arrangements that require carefully negotiation and documentation.

When working with clients to manage joint ventures and partnership agreements, we consider ourselves as part of a wider team; working closely with the senior executive teams, leading accountancies and other financial service providers to provide a streamlined, effective legal service on the project.

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How we do it

Our corporate and commercial team’s depth of legal experience allows them to help provide our clients with the greatest level of legal protection and asset distribution, by structuring business entities and by negotiating, drafting and reviewing joint venture, partnership and shareholder agreements.

Who We Do It For

We provide corporate and commercial support for clients across a range of sectors, including financial services, pharmaceuticals, industrials, construction, building products, energy and resources, and consumer products.

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Webinar: Managing Potential Company Solvency Issues

07 June 2021

"It is important directors identify potential solvency issues and engage with the appropriate avenues of support as early on as possible, if they are able to ride out the wake of these domestic and international events," said Nexus Risk & Compliance specialist Colin Miller.

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Consumer Law Update: Telstra fined $50M for unconscionable conduct

01 June 2021

The Australian Federal Court has imposed the second largest penalty ever under Australia’s Consumer Law on Telstra for unconscionable conduct. "Businesses must be diligent in ensuring conduct with customers does not leave them open to a claim of unconscionable conduct," said Group Principal Colin Miller.

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Consumer Law Update: ‘Unconscionable conduct’ clarified

06 May 2021

Following a recent Federal Court decision, the scope of ‘unconscionable conduct’ under Australian Consumer Law ('ACL') has been expanded. The recent decision in the Quantum Housing case has established a wider scope for a party to claim in commercial disputes that they were the subject of unconscionable conduct.
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