For private business owners looking to exit, preparation drives enhanced value. Our four part video series provides insights, legal and otherwise, to plan and implement your business exit when it best suits you, not your buyer. We take the time to truly understand your business and what drives the industry in which you operate.
Introduction Cross-border insolvency is becoming increasingly common in the globalised world. We bring each client a combination of deep industry knowledge as well as expert perspectives from other industries. We offer our clients fresh ideas and breakthrough business insights.
Introduction Cross-border insolvency is becoming increasingly common in the globalised world. We bring each client a combination of deep industry knowledge as well as expert perspectives from other industries. We offer our clients fresh ideas and breakthrough business insights.
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Celebrating its 90th year, Hunt & Hunt is a mid-tier law firm providing practical legal advice to a diverse range of clients throughout Australia. Hunt & Hunt was established in 1929 by brothers Hector (Bob) and Edward (Ted) Hunt. The firm started out as an insurance and conveyancing law firm, just as Australia was entering the Great Depression.
Our broad client base includes large and small businesses, government departments, major insurance firms, not-for-profit organisations and private clients. We build relationships founded on a genuine interest in our clients, characterised by understanding and trust. We maintain a client focus in everything we do.
From our offices in Sydney and Melbourne, we provide advice to clients pursuing trade and investment opportunities in Australia and China, and assist inbound Chinese clients seeking to trade with, and invest, in Australia. In 1987, Hunt & Hunt became one of the first foreign law firms to enter the Chinese market.
Hunt & Hunt competition and consumer lawyers offer practical, commercially astute advice to help you do business in Australia and overseas. We have extensive experience and a commercial perspective gained from advising clients of all sizes including private individuals, small to medium-sized companies and large multinationals.
Our team of compulsory acquisition lawyers have significant experience advising clients on a range of compulsory acquisition matters. Commonwealth, state and local governments as well as state-owned corporations can acquire land for variety of public purposes. This process is often referred to as Compulsory Acquisition.
Reviews (6)
Jon Humphries
Mar 25, 2021
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Very professional. Thorough in their attention to detail and explanation of things needed to be understood and possible risks and ramifications. Patient and helpful with me in my lack of knowledge and understanding. We used them for conveyancing and Paula Reid was who we dealt with and was excellent.
Robert Dane
Oct 10, 2020
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Jeff Buchanan
Dec 12, 2019
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Not happy at all with their service or costs, they have extraneous charges. Over bill and double or triple handle work to bump up costs. A total inability to handle or advise, I was always had to advise them on what to do, so I left and yes I went else where the case was complicated and took over 2 years to settle in my favour, at a much lower cost to me for legal's about I'd say 30-40% of their estimates.
Stefan Sojka A.
Sep 07, 2018
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I have experienced Hunt & Hunt Lawyers North Ryde as a client and also as a supplier of services to them and through various charities, community groups and events that I have been involved with. I am always struck by their dedication to community, their extremely high ethical standards and their professionalism. I originally went to them after hearing about their reputation through multiple unrelated sources, which indicated to me that their good name was widely recognised. After meeting with them, working with them and having them take care of a number of very important personal and business
Shirley Beaver
Aug 15, 2018
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Hunt & Hunt North Ryde have looked after me on a number of matters, including my will, an estate matter and conveyancing when I purchased a property. At every step of the way I felt like I was being looked after by very professional, experienced and trustworthy lawyers. I am 83 years old and I can tell you I have had a few less than pleasant experiences with lawyers in my time, so it was a real breath of fresh air to have such a caring and considerate firm looking after me. I have to make special mention of Craig Gallagher and Anthea Tronson, who went out of their way to explain everything
Aungsana Bentley
Jul 08, 2018
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