Holding Redlich supports Museum of Chinese in Australia refurbishment

National law firm Holding Redlich is proud to have supported the Museum of Chinese in Australia (MOCA) with the refurbishment of its premises at 744 George Street, Sydney, on a pro bono basis.

Since 2020, the firm has provided assistance across construction, commercial and employment matters to support the museum’s redevelopment and continued growth.

Holding Redlich Partner and Chair Ian Robertson says the refurbishment marks an important milestone for MOCA and the wider community.

“It was an honour to see the opening of stage 1 of the refurbished premises and the continued development of this important cultural institution in the heart of Sydney. We congratulate MOCA on this significant milestone and look forward to seeing its ongoing impact within the community,” he said.

Holding Redlich’s pro bono program is an integral part of the firm’s work and culture, reflecting its commitment to human rights and social justice. Through the program, the firm provides legal support across a broad range of areas and communities, including refugees, First Nations peoples, women and youth at risk, matters involving seniors’ rights and elder abuse, the arts, the environment and charitable organisations.

View photos from the opening event here and learn more about our pro bono program here.

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