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David Richmond

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Solicitor with 25 years across corporate, property, and immigration law in Australia

Corporate & CommercialPersonal InjuryEstate Planning & Probate+3 more

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Business & Corporate lawyers in Australia

Corporate lawyers advise companies and founders on incorporation and structure, shareholder and partnership agreements, commercial contracts, mergers and acquisitions, and governance. Whether you are starting up, raising investment, or selling, clear legal foundations reduce risk and disputes later. A short consultation identifies what your business actually needs now versus what can wait.

Australia is a common law country where solicitors and barristers are admitted in a state or territory. Matters are heard in state and territory courts, the Federal Court, the Family Court and the High Court of Australia.

Common matters

Company setup, shareholder agreements, commercial contracts, M&A

How it is charged

Fixed fee for defined documents; hourly or project-based for deals

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From a low-cost consultation; fixed-price document packages available

Jurisdiction

Australia

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a shareholders' agreement?+

If your company has more than one owner, a shareholders' agreement is strongly recommended. It sets out how decisions are made, what happens if someone wants to leave, and how disputes are resolved, which prevents costly disagreements later.

Can a lawyer review a contract before I sign?+

Yes, and it is one of the most cost-effective things you can do. A short review flags unfavourable terms, missing protections, and liability risks before you are bound. Many lawyers offer contract review as a fixed fee.

How are corporate matters charged?+

Defined pieces of work such as drafting a specific agreement are often fixed fee, while transactions and ongoing advice are charged hourly or as an agreed project fee. You see the scope and price before work starts.

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