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Australia remains a premier destination for international investors seeking to diversify their global portfolios. This resilience is underpinned by a stable fiscal environment, an expanding domestic market, and a demonstrated capacity to adapt to shifting global economic tailwinds.Post-pandemic, the Australian economy has exhibited a robust recovery, driven by an open and flexible market structure. Looking ahead, the trajectory remains positive, with projected growth in consumption, investment, and exports, alongside a strengthening labour market.However, the complexity of the Australian regulatory landscape necessitates a systematic approach. Successful market entry and ongoing operations require precise execution across several critical pillars:- Corporate Governance: Selection of optimal business and investment structures.- Employment & Industrial Relations: Navigating complex labour management and human resources frameworks.- Taxation & Compliance: Ensuring adherence to evolving fiscal policies and regulatory requirements.To support our clients in managing these complexities, H & H Lawyers has released the Doing Business in Australia Guidebook (FY25–26). Updated with the latest legislative developments and real-world practice insights, this guide serves as a strategic resource for both new entrants and established operators.We invite you to utilise this guide as a foundational reference.
23 Feb 2026
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We’re proud to share some exciting news - H&H Lawyers is now a sponsor of Mate Football Club! Our team has always been passionate about supporting the Japanese community here in Australia, and this partnership with Mate FC is another step in building stronger ties both on and off the field. We can’t wait to cheer for Mate FC this season and continue working together with the Japanese community to create lasting connections.
09 Sep 2025
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A group of delegates from our firm, namely, James Jung, Tin-Lok Shea, John Kim, and MARTIN POLAINE, FCIArb FAIADR, recently attended the Inter-Pacific Bar Association (IPBA) Annual Conference in Chicago. The IPBA community has always been a collegiate and engaged group, and this year was no exception – the conference was a great opportunity to reconnect with familiar faces, exchange ideas, and build new connections across jurisdictions. The energy of the host city was on full display, from incisive keynote speeches and thoughtful panel discussions to a standout welcome reception at Wrigley Field, where the Cubs edged out the Dodgers (much to the disappointment of many Shohei Ohtani fans in attendance). We are proud to share that James Jung was announced as the Vice-President of the IPBA, with the 2027 conference planned to be hosted in Sydney (where he will officially become President). This is an enormous achievement culminating from years of dedication and contribution to the IPBA, and reflects James’ esteemed position within the IPBA community built upon the deep professional ties and friendships he has cultivated with colleagues from across the Asia-Pacific region. Tin-Lok Shea was also appointed as the IPBA Jurisdictional Council Member (JCM) for Australia, a senior leadership position representing the IPBA within the allocated jurisdiction. This is well deserved by Tin-Lok and his nomination was hugely supported by the IPBA Officers at the recent Council Meeting in Chicago. A huge congratulation to both James and Tin-Lok, who are looking forward to contributing to the IPBA’s mission of supporting legal development and collaboration of lawyers across the Asia-Pacific.
05 May 2025
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H & H Lawyers recently co-hosted a seminar on Gold Coast, to speak about the laws surrounding cross-border inheritance between Australia and Japan. In collaboration with Japanese law firm Kensei Law Office, tax agents Yamada & Partners, and accountants Yoko Briese Accounting & Business Services, our team members Tin-Lok Shea and Daisuke Ueda explored the unique complexities that arise when family members or assets are spread across both countries. The seminar was an engaging and productive session, thanks to the contributions of our collaborators and attendees. We hope the session provided valuable insights for those with assets in both Australia and Japan, helping them understand how such cross-border issues may affect them. Inheritance is often not considered until it becomes necessary—this can make dealing with legal matters suddenly overwhelming and stressful, especially when navigating two different legal systems. Preparation and estate planning are essential to help avoid unnecessary stress and costs for loved ones. If you require guidance on any aspect of inheritance or estate planning, we encourage you to get in touch with us.
09 Apr 2025
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Thank you The Japan Times for featuring our firm’s role in fostering stronger economic ties between Australia and Japan. This follows recent coverage of our firm in Korea’s Legal Times. With the Australian Government's announcement of the Future Made in Australia economic plan, we believe we are strategically well-positioned to serve as a bridge between Australia and the broader Asia-Pacific region. A strong and prosperous Australia is only possible through robust, mutually beneficial relationships with our Asian neighbours, and we are committed to strengthening these partnerships. We are seeing growing interest in Australia as a secure and forward-looking investment destination, particularly from Japan. Our bilingual Japan Desk team led by Yukio Hayashi and Tin-Lok Shea is well-equipped to provide comprehensive legal support, including corporate M&A, regulatory, compliance, dispute resolution, commercial contracts, employment, immigration, and foreign investment. We look forward to supporting both our existing and new clients in navigating the opportunities ahead in Australia. You can read the articlehere.
17 Feb 2025
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On 17 April 2024, H & H Lawyers hosted a seminar on the topic "Japan/Australia Cross-border Employment – Legal Issues for a Mobile Workforce"in collaboration withthe Australia-Japan Society of NSW Inc. (AJS-NSW). Our Tin-Lok Shea and Ueda Daisuke, and Ken Takahashi of Kensei Law Office (Kyoto), gave presentationsaddressingsome ofthe legal pitfalls arising from cross-border employment between Australia and Japan.It was particularly enlightening having Mr Takahashi provide his insights as Japan qualified lawyer ("bengoshi"). The seminar was well-attended by AJS members and generated plenty of discussions afterwards duringa networking session over cheeseandwine(handpicked by our very own sommelier, Ueda Daisuke).Since 1996, we have been advising many Australian and Japanese companies in relation to their inbound and outbound cross-border transactions across a wide range of industry and business sectors such as property, retail, biomedical, construction, energy, financial services, education, franchise, hospitality, mining and manufacturing.
22 Apr 2024