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Our team is dedicated to supporting clients through their business activities and seek to assist them to achieve their commercial goals.
We provide a broad range of services across the full spectrum of corporate and commercial law.
Find out moreWe act for issuers and investors across a range of Australian capital markets transactions.
Find out moreWe have extensive experience in acting for borrowers across a range of financing transactions.
Find out moreWe are experts in the space of financial services and funds management, having regularly acted for fund managers and corporate trustees.
Find out moreWe advise our clients in relation to a number of commercial disputes ranging from litigation to negotiated outcomes.
Find out moreOur team regularly advises on legal issues in connection with our client’s technology and telecommunications projects.
Find out moreWe appreciate the importance of protecting our client’s intellectual property in today’s ever changing environment.
Find out moreWe act for a number of Australia's largest cryptocurrency providers.
Find out moreWe advise our clients on a range employment issues by informing them of potential legal risks and developing strategies to minimise those threats.
Find out moreWe act for our clients on a range of insurance and insurance related disputes.
Find out moreOur principals lead an experienced legal team dedicated to assisting our clients to achieve their optimal commercial goals.
Leath practices extensively in commercial and corporate transactions, particularly for ASX Listed public companies.
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Shannon heads the firm's financial services and corporate transactions section.
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Lee is a highly experienced corporate and commercial lawyer focused to creating positive outcomes for his clients.
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Andrew practices extensively in mergers and acquisitions and corporate transactions.
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Veroshan is a Senior Associate within Nicholson Ryan’s corporate and commercial practice.
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Gerard is a Senior Associate with Nicholson Ryan's dispute resolution and litigation team.
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Stuart is a Senior Associate within Nicholson Ryan’s dispute resolution and litigation team.
Read moreKey takeaways: Crypto asset secondary service providers: Licensing and custody requirements (Consultation Paper) 31 March 2022 The Federal Government released the “Crypto asset secondary service providers: Licensing and custody requirements” Consultation Paper on 21 March 2022 to gauge the public’s response to the potential imposition of licensing and custody requirements on crypto asset secondary…
Find out moreNicholson Ryan Lawyers has advised the principals of Pole Foundations Australia on the sale of the business to GenusPlus Group Limited 21 February 2022 Nicholson Ryan Lawyers has advised the principals of Pole Foundations Australia (PFA) in relation to the sale of the business to the ASX-listed GenusPlus Group Limited (ASX:GNP) (Genus). PFA is a…
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10 December 2020 Nicholson Ryan Lawyers has advised PropTech Group Limited (ASX:PTG) (PTG), formerly Real Estate Investar Group Limited (ASX:REV), on its recent successful $10.6 million capital raising and re-compliance listing on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). The firm also acted for PTG in relation to its acquisition of Real Estate CRM Pty Ltd (RECRM),…
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2 October 2020 Nicholson Ryan Lawyers has advised Praemium Limited (ASX:PPS) on its successful off-market cash and scrip takeover bid for Powerwrap Limited (ASX:PWL), for an aggregate deal value of circa $70 million. Praemium is a highly regarded provider of technology platforms for managed accounts, portfolio administration, investment administration and financial planning. Praemium services in…
Find out moreGerard Maxted, Associate, Specialising in Commercial Law and Litigation, Nicholson Ryan Lawyers
The recent COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant workplace disruption, forcing businesses to restructure their organisations in response to government direction (such as directing employees to work from home) and also to remain competitive in an evolving environment. We anticipate that many workplaces in the near future will look different, with restructures causing some jobs to…
Find out moreAndrew Bini, Director - Mergers & Acquisitions, Nicholson Ryan Lawyers
The Federal and State governments’ COVID-19 restrictions aimed to help slow the spread of COVID-19 have had widespread economic consequences, leaving many businesses with significantly reduced or no cashflow to pay their rent. To aid the management of cashflow for SME tenants and landlords on a proportionate basis, the National Cabinet has imposed a Mandatory…
Find out moreLee D Mitchell, Principal, Nicholson Ryan Lawyers
Introduction The Federal Government has announced a series of fiscal measures to protect the incomes and job of Australian workers, including the JobKeeper Program, a $130 billion ‘wage subsidy’ scheme. Below, we have set out some key questions and answers in relation to the JobKeeper Program. What is the JobKeeper Program? The JobKeeper Program is…
Find out moreLee Mitchell, Principal, Nicholson Ryan Lawyers
The impact that COVID-19 will have on the Australian and global economy is becoming more apparent, with supply chains and other commercial arrangements being placed under increasing strain. Notably, Australia’s response to COVID-19 may enliven contractual force majeure provisions, which refer to the exercise of Government powers, or the doctrine of frustration. If you wish…
Find out moreLee Mitchell, Principal, Nicholsn Ryan Lawyers
Considering the recent global outbreak of the Coronavirus (COVID – 19), Nicholson Ryan Lawyers (NRL) has been providing advice to many of our clients in terms of the threat posed by COVID – 19 to business continuity, contractual and financing arrangements and corporate governance obligations. Below, we have outlined our insights to answer some of…
Find out moreBoutique law firms with a specialist focus are an emerging trend in Australia. According to the Australia: State of the Legal Market white paper, published by Melbourne Law School and Thomson Reuters Peer Monitor in 2016, while many major law firms are facing multiple challenges including rising costs and uneven profitability, boutique law firms concentrating on a…
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