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At Holding Redlich, great law is our starting point
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At Holding Redlich, great law is our starting point

Holding Redlich is a large national commercial law firm with offices in Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane and Cairns. We comprise more than 500 people, including 70 partners.

We provide solutions tailored to our clients’ needs, underpinned by the very best legal thinking and expert industry knowledge.

But it takes much more than great law to build enduring partnerships - our aim with every client.

We understand that our role is to look after our clients and their best interests.

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We provide solutions tailored to our clients’ needs

underpinned by the very best legal thinking and expert industry knowledge.

We have a personal stake in our clients' success

and a commitment to quality in everything we do for them.

We have an informal culture

which values respect and collaboration.

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Our latest M&A Review is available now!

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Recent Posts

09 September 2026 - Knowledge

Behind the shopfront: Are changes in store for parties to retail shop leases in Queensland? (Part 1)

#Property & Development, #Real Estate

The Queensland Government is set to review the Retail Shop Leases Act 1994 (Qld). This first instalment of our series looks at what the review will cover and how landlords can respond.

09 September 2026 - Knowledge

Project distress in Queensland: Lessons from the Bathla collapse

#Construction, Infrastructure & Projects, #Dispute Resolution & Litigation

As tight margins, funding pressures and delivery risks test Queensland’s construction sector, the Bathla collapse offers timely lessons on how to identify contractor distress early, manage insolvency risk and protect project delivery.

08 September 2026 - Knowledge

When is an FOI processing estimate reasonable? Lessons from ‘BBP’ and DFAT

#Government, #Australian Government, #Administrative Law

The Information Commissioner’s decision in ‘BBP’ and DFAT [2026] AICmr 74 highlights that evidence matters more than page counts when justifying a processing estimate relied on to establish a practical refusal reason for a Freedom of Information request.

07 September 2026 - Knowledge

Key NSW Security of Payment decisions: Monthly roundup for August 2026

#Construction, Infrastructure & Projects

This monthly review highlights key Security of Payment decisions in NSW, examining recent judicial developments and the practical implications for principals, contractors and subcontractors navigating payment disputes.

04 September 2026 - Knowledge

Review of financial provisioning for resources industry: Consultation now underway

#Planning, Environment & Sustainability

Consultation is now underway on the review of Queensland's Financial Provisioning Scheme. We explain the Scheme, the key areas under review and what stakeholders need to know to make a submission.

03 September 2026 - Knowledge

Privacy reform is coming: Why organisations should uplift their privacy framework now

#Data & Privacy

The Privacy Amendment (Personal Data Protection) Bill 2026 proposes sweeping changes to Australia's privacy laws. We outline the key reforms and what organisations should be doing now to prepare before the Bill passes.

31 August 2026 - Knowledge

AUSTRAC’s section 167 notices: The next challenge for Tranche 2 entities

#Regulatory, #Governance, #Funds Management & Financial Services, #Property & Development, #Real Estate

As the AML/CTF reforms have moved into the enforcement phase, a section 167 notice is likely to be one of AUSTRAC's most powerful investigative tools, testing whether businesses can demonstrate, not merely assert, compliance with their obligations.

30 August 2026 - Knowledge

Cushioning the impact of the Security of Payment Act for residential owners

#Construction, Infrastructure & Projects

Recent NSW decisions indicate courts may temper the SOP Act’s cash-flow regime for residential owners, particularly through stays, reflecting their distinct position and heightened vulnerability.

27 August 2026 - Knowledge

WHS reform and psychosocial risk: Key governance questions for boards and executives

#Workplace Relations & Safety

Recent NSW WHS reforms strengthen psychosocial risk regulation, making approved codes a critical compliance benchmark. Boards and executives must ensure meaningful risk reporting, effective controls and assurance mechanisms support directors’ due diligence obligations.

26 August 2026 - Knowledge

Road Transport Contractual Chain Order may return as fuel cost pressures persist: What principals and contractors can do now

#Construction, Infrastructure & Projects

The Fair Work Commission is likely to re-enliven the RTCCO. Principals and Contractors should prepare now by notifying downstream parties that they require reasonable evidence of pass-through costs.

25 August 2026 - Knowledge

NSW Government Bulletin: Easements and the hidden liability in government land ownership

#New South Wales Government

Easements can create significant liabilities for government landowners. In this article we discuss who is responsible for maintaining, repairing and replacing the infrastructure associated with the easement, and who bears the cost.

20 August 2026 - Knowledge

Exposed and vulnerable: Fertility, pregnancy and the privacy risks of tracking pixels

#Data & Privacy

The OAIC found Monash IVF unlawfully collected sensitive health information through tracking pixels without valid consent or adequate notice, highlighting privacy risks for businesses that assume tracking pixel data is not personal information.

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09 September 26 - In the News

Holding Redlich named in Australasian Lawyer’s 5-Star Employers of Choice 2026

Australasian Lawyer has again named Holding Redlich a 5-Star Employer of Choice, recognising the firm's commitment to investing in its people, career development, flexibility and technology.

07 August 26 - Media Release

Holding Redlich expands national construction and infrastructure practice with four Melbourne appointments

#Construction, Infrastructure & Projects

Holding Redlich is pleased to welcome partners Jonathan McTigue and Lisa Vo, and lawyers Cihan Icel and Lily Joslin-Boyle to its Melbourne Construction, Infrastructure & Projects practice.

31 July 26 - Media Release

Holding Redlich advises Q & M Dental Group on proposed acquisition of Experteeth Dental Group

#Mergers and Acquisitions

Holding Redlich has advised Q & M Dental Group (Singapore) Limited on its proposed A$119.64 million acquisition of Experteeth Dental Group. If completed, the acquisition represents one of the largest cross-border investments in Australia’s dental sector by a Singapore-listed healthcare company.