Our Expertise
We look after the legal needs of corporate clients.
We bring a lot of smarts and a lot of experience
to that task. Here's a snapshot of what we can do.
01 Commercial
02 Competition and consumer law
03 Corporate
04 Energy, mining and infrastructure
05 Fashion
06 Intellectual Property
07 Content and Technology
08 Litigation and Dispute Resolution
09 News and Media
10 Property
11 Workplace Relations
12 Administrative and Regulatory
13 Human Rights
14 eCommerce
We don't advise on tax, remove asbestos, conduct WMD
searches, post selfies, circumvent UN sanctions or cry
into our beer. We do heaps of yoga though.
12 Administrative and Regulatory
Legislative and regulatory compliance, disciplinary tribunals, constitutional law, electoral and political matters, judicial review, administrative appeals, royal commissions, ICAC
The law is a maze, and Australia is one of the most heavily regulated countries on Earth, not helped by having a federal government, six states and two territories which make inconsistent regulations for all sorts of things from whether you can sell a cat online to the applicable safety standards for LPG bottles.
For some of our clients in particular, not even a three dimensional road map would suffice to ensure that they stay compliant with all the laws and regulations that apply to their business. They need help from experienced navigators.
Regulated industry sectors we’ve covered include food, therapeutic goods, payments, education, disability services, financial services and even industrial hemp and medicinal marijuana, plus plenty more.
Our team laps up legal complexity like cats who are happy they’re not being sold on eBay. The work we do is widely varied, including:
- Regulatory compliance review, audits and advice
- Dealing with regulatory and government bodies on your behalf
- Applying for internal reviews, administrative reviews (eg NCAT, AAT) and judicial reviews of administrative decisions by regulators
- Public tribunal work eg ICAC, royal commissions, judicial inquiries
- Private tribunals eg disciplinary tribunals of professional membership organisations
- Electoral law – acting for political parties, candidates, third party funders and advocacy/lobbying groups in relation to federal, state and local electoral laws
- Constitutional cases
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