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James Harding

LLB

Special Counsel - Cairns

Areas of Expertise

Property, Planning & Development, Corporate & Commercial Law

Contact James

+61 7 4230 0403 james.harding@holdingredlich.com

Expertise

Combining his small business and entrepreneurial background with a deep understanding of complex issues in the property and development industry, James provides strategic advice for clients across Queensland.

From corporate and government projects to private clients, James delivers practical solutions across the full gamut of commercial transactions including large-scale off-the-plan projects and intricate property development issues.

Having been an employer and running successful small businesses in addition to his career in the law, James brings a unique blend of commercial insights and legal expertise to every client transaction.

Experience

James’ experience includes:

  • acting for a range of State Government, national statutory bodies and charitable institutions on their property transactional requirements in Queensland
  • acquisition and sale of businesses and corporate restructuring
  • provision of complex titling and structuring advice regarding State leasehold Islands including the Whitsundays Islands
  • acting for and advising national lessors and shopping centre operators regarding COVID-19 related leasing issues
  • provision of complex Foreign Investment Review Board Approval advice including compliance and enforcement responses and Duties and Australian Foreign Acquirer Duty advices
  • provision of complex bankruptcy advice regarding disclaimers and Vesting Applications, such as Hausler v State of Queensland [2019] FCA 1904.

Upcoming Seminars

16 Feb 21 to 07 Dec 21

National ports program 2021

Holding Redlich is pleased to invite you to our webinar series designed for port and terminal owners and operators. These webinars will provide insights on the current trends and issues that matter to you. Now more than ever ports are vital nodes in an increasingly complex web of trade routes that span the globe. COVID 19 is forcing most of us to reconsider how we do things, and ports are no exceptions. This series will look at how Australian ports might navigate the challenges and opportunities posed by 2020, and how 2021 might be their most interesting year ever.

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20 Apr 21 to 23 Nov 21

Queensland Government seminar series 2021

Holding Redlich is pleased to invite you to our 2021 Queensland Government webinar series which we have tailored specifically for lawyers working within Queensland Government departments, statutory bodies and authorities and government-owned corporations in Queensland. These monthly seminars will offer you insights, updates and practical tips from our experts on topics which we consider to be particularly relevant for lawyers acting in the Queensland public sector this year.

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12 Oct 21

Data security and opportunities for Ports: what this means for you | 2021 Ports series

From health crises and vessel casualties to cyber-attacks, ports regularly find themselves responding to incidents over which they do not have complete control or responsibility. Despite this, port owners and operators have a critical role to play in managing such issues for themselves, port users and public stakeholders. We take a look at how port owners and operators might approach the preparation and management of these issues and their aftermath.  We will also look at how emerging technologies like block chain provide new opportunities for collaboration and increased efficiency.

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