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About Us

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.

What we do

Our Practice Areas and Industries

Administrative Law

Agribusiness

Competition & Consumer Law

Construction, Infrastructure & Projects

Corporate & Commercial Law

Data & Privacy

Dispute Resolution & Litigation

Finance

Government

Immigration Law

Intellectual Property

Mergers and Acquisitions

Planning, Environment & Sustainability

Private Client Practice

Property & Development

Regulatory

Royal Commissions & Commissions of Inquiry

Startups & Emerging Enterprises

Funds Management & Financial Services

Taxation

Media & Communications

Transport, Shipping & Logistics

Workplace Relations & Safety

Our 2026 Government Lawyers CLE Series is now open!

Our 2026 Government Lawyers CLE Series is now open!

Join our annual 2026 Government Lawyers CLE series, featuring complimentary seminars across a broad range of topics and CPD core units. Our program is designed to refresh skills, explore emerging legal areas of interest, and support government lawyers for the year ahead.

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Recent Posts

15 April 2026 - Knowledge

Victoria’s far-reaching security of payment reforms have now commenced

#Construction, Infrastructure & Projects

Significant changes to Victoria’s security of payment scheme have now commenced, applying to existing projects and contracts. That includes wider scope of payment claims, new time limits, changed payment terms, and provisions that effect access to security.

10 April 2026 - Knowledge

Federal Court awards $54 million for cultural loss in McArthur River native title compensation claim

#Native Title & Indigenous Cultural Heritage

The decision is a significant native title compensation ruling, highlighting potential liability arising from long-term projects on native title land and the growing significance of cultural loss in assessing damages.

02 April 2026 - Knowledge

Residential Focus: Price rises 2.0: from Covid to conflict

#Property & Development

The construction sector is hit by fuel-driven cost pressures, driving material and labour price volatility. Contractors are shifting to cost-plus contracts, with outcomes depending on negotiation strength and contract terms.

01 April 2026 - Knowledge

Australia's new renewable energy certificate regime — changes to Power Purchase Agreements (part 2)

#Renewable Energy

Australia is moving from LGCs to a new REGO system for certifying renewable energy, with both regimes operating in parallel until 31 December 2030. In part two of this series, we look at five key legal and commercial considerations for structuring a Power Purchase Agreement in a dual-regime environment.

01 April 2026 - Knowledge

Australia's new renewable energy certificate regime — what your organisation needs to know (part 1)

#Renewable Energy

The federal government has introduced the Guarantee of Origin scheme, shifting its renewable energy certification system away from the Large-scale Renewable Energy Target over the next four years. In part one of this series, we explore the new scheme and how it directly impacts organisations who buy, sell or finance renewable electricity.

31 March 2026 - Knowledge

NSW Government releases data centre industry consultation paper on industry growth and AI infrastructure

#Digital Economy, #Renewable Energy, #Construction, Infrastructure & Projects

The NSW Data Centre Consultation Paper sets out a principles‑based framework to guide the rapid growth of data centres and AI infrastructure in NSW, and invites public feedback on balancing practical impacts with state objectives.

30 March 2026 - Knowledge

Quiet enjoyment – a landlord’s perspective

#Property & Development

Landlords often misunderstand ‘quiet enjoyment’ as a tenant only right, overlooking how much it affects their own actions. In this article, we explain the scope of the covenant, how it has developed and where courts have found landlords to be in breach.

25 March 2026 - Knowledge

New national interest framework for data centres and AI infrastructure in Australia

#Digital Economy, #Renewable Energy, #Construction, Infrastructure & Projects

The federal government’s recent announcement of a national interest framework for data centres and AI infrastructure sets out five key expectations for developers and operators seeking project approval.

24 March 2026 - Knowledge

NSW Government Bulletin: What lies ahead for the public sector in 2026

#Government, #New South Wales Government

This year's annual NSW Government lawyers CLE series focused on the skills government lawyers need to prepare for the challenges in the year ahead. We revisit some of the key sessions from the series.

23 March 2026 - Knowledge

The future of the Data Availability and Transparency Act: Insights from the Final review

#Corporate & Commercial Law

The Data Availability and Transparency Act Review recommends amendments to the legislation to provide a clear authorising pathway to enable greater and better sharing of Australian Government data.

19 March 2026 - Knowledge

The growth of AI use amongst government agencies

#Data & Privacy, #Australian Government

The adoption of AI tools amongst government agencies is on a steady rise. We identify the risks that come with AI adoption and how government agencies can appropriately engage with these risks.

17 March 2026 - Knowledge

Data centre construction challenges and the rise of modular solutions

#Digital Economy, #Construction, Infrastructure & Projects, #Renewable Energy

Growing demand for AI and digital infrastructure is driving data centre investment in Australia. We examine the construction challenges developers face and discuss how modular solutions are enabling faster, more scalable projects.

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16 April 26 - Media Release

Best Lawyers 2027 recognises 40 Holding Redlich lawyers

#Corporate & Commercial Law

40 Holding Redlich lawyers have been recognised in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in Australia™ across 24 practice areas, with 13 lawyers named as Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch

09 April 26 - Media Release

Holding Redlich implements Westlaw Advantage to improve legal research quality and efficiency

Holding Redlich has implemented the legal research platform Westlaw Advantage as part of its strategic focus on efficiency, risk minimisation and quality across the firm.

30 March 26 - In the News

Holding Redlich named Best Provider to Property in 2026 Client Choice Awards

#Real Estate

Holding Redlich has been awarded ‘Best Provider to Property (>$30m revenue)’ at the 2026 Client Choice Awards.

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