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minami.sakaida@hhlaw.com.au

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Minami completed her Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Business degrees in Melbourne and is admitted as a lawyer in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. Since joining H & H Lawyers in 2022, Minami has gained extensive experience across various practice areas, including real estate, employment law, commercial leasing, estate law, and family law. Having relocated from Japan to Australia over a decade ago, Minami’s practice focuses on matters involving Japanese clients and Japan-related issues, leveraging her bilingual skills and profound understanding of both Japanese and Australian cultures.

学历

  • Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, College of Law

  • Bachelor of Laws, Swinburne University of Technology

  • Bachelor of Business (International Business), Swinburne University of Technology

会员资格

  • Law Society of NSW, Australia

资质

  • Lawyer, Supreme Court of NSW

语言

  • English

  • Japanese

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Australia-Japan Career Pathways Panel: H & H Lawyers Joins AJC to Inspire Future Professionals

In July, as part of our ongoing support for the UNSW Australia Japan Career Development Society (AJC), we had the pleasure of participating in the cross-cultural career panel event “Working Across Worlds: Japan-Australia Career Pathways”, co-hosted by AJC, the Japanese Association at Macquarie (JAM), and the USYD Japan Career Network (JCN). Alongside four other inspiring panellists, we were proud to have our lawyer Minami Sakaida represent H & H Lawyers at the event. The panel brought together students and young professionals interested in exploring career and study opportunities across Australia and Japan. Around 100 attendees, including university, high school and language school students, joined to hear firsthand stories and practical advice from speakers who have lived, studied, or worked in both countries. As a recently admitted solicitor who moved from Japan at a young age and began her legal career in Australia, Minami shared her personal journey and the unique insights she gained while navigating cultural differences and entering the profession as a recent graduate. We thank the organisers for hosting such a meaningful and inspiring event, and we look forward to continuing our support for the next generation of Australia-Japan professionals.

01 Aug 2025