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Doing Business in Australia
Doing Business in Australia is a straightforward and informative guide that outlines the main legal and commercial issues that you need to be aware of when investing in Australia.
Australia continues to be an attractive place for foreign investment. The combination of rich natural resources, a diverse and skilled workforce, and a stable government drives both inbound and outbound investment.
While the global economic impact of COVID-19 is significant and still unfolding, we continue to see a steady stream of interest and investment into Australia across energy and resources, property and development, agribusiness, health and education services, professional services, and major infrastructure projects.
To this end, we have formed strategic alliances with several Australian and international law firm and professional services to expand our business across international borders.
Our partners regularly work with lawyers around the world on cross-border transactions and disputes and are well attuned to working co-operatively and cohesively in such situations. In addition, many of our lawyers have off-shore legal experience.
We have recently advised clients residing in North America, Asia and Europe. Find out more about our international experience.
We hope you find Doing Business in Australia to be a valuable resource. To discuss any of the topics raised, please contact a member of our team.
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