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Holding Redlich is pleased to announce the appointment of Eleanor Scott as a Partner in the firm’s Queensland practice. Eleanor specialises in local government advisory, property law, commercial law, energy and resources advisory, native title, cultural heritage and land tenure.
News13 October 20 - Media Release
National law firm Holding Redlich is pleased to announce the appointment of Eleanor Scott as a Partner in the firm’s Queensland practice.
16 September 20 - In the News
The newly updated Small and Medium Enterprises and Regional Procurement Policy (Policy) places Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and regional businesses front of mind for Government procurement.
14 September 20 - In the News
We are often asked whether restraints (such as non-compete obligations, undertakings not to poach customers/employees and restrictions on the use of similar names/trademarks) in shareholders agreements, share sale agreements and business sale agreements can be enforced. The short answer is generally yes.
Contact one of our legal professionals today and get help with answers to all your legal questions.
