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Overview
Understanding your industry
Our partners have worked closely with the public sector for more than 10 years, being contacted daily by government representatives to assist with the delivery of projects and relied on to provide the experienced, trustworthy counsel needed for the complex and sensitive issues regularly faced by government. This close association enables us to deliver our advice with an understanding and appreciation of policy, accountability and the sensitivities involved in working with Federal, State and local Governments.
How we can help
Our wide experience in acting for Federal and State government departments, State Government instrumentalities, and Government owned corporations and local governments is reflected in the list of our major Government clients. Our relationship with these clients, and the work we have undertaken on their behalf, has enabled us to develop an unparalleled understanding of the public sector environment and sensitivity to the issues which are critically important in that sector.
Our valued clients include:
NSW
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Department of Commerce
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Department of Consumer Affairs
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Department of Water and Energy and Department of Environment and Climate Change
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NSW Maritime (Waterways Authority of New South Wales)
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State Property Authority
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WorkCover Authority of NSW
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Australian Customs Service
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Comcare Australia
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Department of Defence
QLD
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Brisbane City Council
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Queensland Treasury
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Queensland Department of Main Roads
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Queensland Department of Premier and Cabinet
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Energex
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SEQWater
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WorkCover Queensland
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Comcare Australia
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Department of Defence
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Department of Veterans' Affairs, Military Compensation and Rehabilitation Service
ACT
WA
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Insurance Commission of WA - RiskCover
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Department of Education
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Department of Premier and Cabinet
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Department of Planning & Infrastructure
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Comcare
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Department of Defence
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NSW Maritime (Waterways Authority of New South Wales)
Major redevelopment and deployment of port facilities at Port Botany, devising long term lease arrangements with the Sydney Ports Corporation. This resulted in exposure to sensitive foreshore management and infrastructure considerations... more |
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