Thursday, 27 May, 2010 - 00:00
Confidence remains the key for HHG
THERE is an air of confidence around HHG Legal director Simon Creek.
HHG Legal Group is a legal firm in the WA market, the largest in regional WA.
Having acquired and resurrected a small law firm in Albany in 2003, HHG started out with just 5 staff and in 2006 opened its first Perth office. HHG then expanded to Mandurah in 2015, Joondalup in 2019, and Bunbury in November 2020.
HHG Legal Group has been assisting Western Australian businesses, governments and individuals with their legal requirements for over 100 years.
Commencing operations in the Great Southern in 1919, today the firm has over 60 legal and support staff operating across five offices. HHG started in Albany, and in 2006 opened its first Perth office. HHG then expanded to Mandurah in 2015, Joondalup in 2019, and Bunbury in November 2020.
The firm provides legal advice and assistance for a broad range of issues including Family and De Facto, Wills and Estates, Corporate & Commercial, Property and Dispute Resolution.
Rank | Company | # | |
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6th | - | HWL Ebsworth Lawyers | 83 |
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HHG Legal Group | 60 |
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Ashurst | 77 |
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Hall & Wilcox | 73 |
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23rd | DLA Piper | 103 | |
24th | Thomson Geer | 107 | |
25th | HHG Legal Group | 92 | |
26th | Bennett | 88 | |
27th | Bennett | 88 |
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THERE is an air of confidence around HHG Legal director Simon Creek.
The decision to overhaul a company's brand is not without risk, but many WA businesses are reaping the rewards. Russell Quinn & Blake Wilshaw report.
AMONG the 3,400 delegates at the recent Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Asso-ciation annual conference in Perth was lawyer Paul Griffin.
SEVEN years of aggressive expansion firmly established HHG Legal Group in the Perth legal scene, but the firm says it’s in a better place now after two years of consolidation.
Lawyer Simon Creek has put his hat in the ring to replace former state Treasurer Christian Porter as the member for Bateman.
HHG Legal Group has appointed associates Mary Roubos and Daniel Morris as senior associates, while Nicole Young and Rebecca Ward have joined the law firm as senior criminal law solicitor and senior family law solicitor respectively.
HHG Legal Group has appointed Caroline Teo as an associate in its family law team.Ms Teo was previously a senior lawyer at Butlers Barristers & Solicitors.
The GFC and new technology have put increasing pressure on law firms, but local firm HHG Legal Group is taking the opportunity to tailor a new service for the middle segment of the market.
Lawyer Richard Staynor has joined HHG Legal Group on a consultancy bases in the firm’s wills and estate planning practice.Prior to joining the firm, Mr Staynor worked independently as a consultant.
HHG Legal Group has appointed Anne Hurley as counsel and leader of the HHG real estate team.Ms Hurley was most recently special counsel at global law firm K&L Gates, and formerly held the same role at Clayton Utz and Corrs Chambers Westgarth.
Mining giant Rio Tinto has been caught up in a financial bind after a contractor working on one of its Pilbara projects collapsed owing an estimated $14 million.
Ben Majoe has joined HHG Legal Group as an associate.Mr Majoe is a family law practitioner with experience in complex financial and contentious child-related issues.
HHG Legal Group has expanded its regional network, acquiring a practice in Mandurah to add to its offices in Albany and Mt Barker, and its main operation in West Perth.
HHG Legal Group has appointed new staff and promoted a few existing staff members recently.
Lyn Hawkins has been appointed as a director of Business Women Australia. Prior to this, Ms Hawkins was marketing manager at HLB Mann Judd, after her role as a general manager for Diverse IT and head of business development at HHG Legal Group.
WA chief executives are hoping a federal election year and a new direction from Malcolm Turnbull will ignite reforms needed to get the state moving again, according to the latest CEO survey by Business News.
Alexandra Turner and Amy James have recently joined the HHG Legal Group as dispute resolution solicitor and family law solicitor, respectively.
The state’s businesses leaders are optimistic about improved conditions in the year ahead, according to feedback from the annual Business News chief executive survey, with tax reform identified as a priority issue whichever party is in government after the March poll.
West Perth law firm HHG Legal Group has bolstered its leadership team by recruiting Lavan executive chairman Greg Gaunt, who expects the move will rejuvenate his career.
Former JCY principal Will Thomson has joined Site Architecture Studio as an associate. He was lead education architect at JCY and head of the building information modelling practice management team.
HHG Legal Group has appointed three solicitors to its family law practice.
Our weekly appointments wrap includes Peter Klinken, Rob Slocombe, Fiona Wood, Angus Turner, Shane Murphy, Corey Steel, Steve Cohen, Stewart Kattowitz, Reem Al-Bahadiri, Gina Nofal and Blair Campbell.
The ranking of Perth’s major law firms has changed substantially over the past two years.
Security of payments has been a hot topic of debate in WA construction, as the state government considers options to protect subcontractors.
Our weekly appointment wrap includes Scott Jones, Terry Waldron, Reg Howard-Smith, David Buckingham, Philip Mirams, Colin Pavlovich, Ken Michael, Lee Broomhall, Kelly Howlett, Tim Youe, Joshua Byrne, David Templeman, Anne Banks-McAllister, Peter Snowsill, Martin Hirsch, Michael Winlo, Charles Fear, Patrick Beilby, Biljana Radulovic, Hector West, Matthew Seabrook, Arash Kalani, Simon Pigliardo, Kathy Reid, Melissa Joyce, Nada Raphael, Fredrick Riebeling, Gina Nofal, and Nicola Jansen.
WA-owned and independent HHG Legal Group, Kott Gunning Lawyers and Slee Anderson & Pidgeon have all reached their 100-year anniversaries.
Our weekly appointments wrap includes Jane Lothian, Judith Uren, Tracey Roberts, Jason Thomson, Shane Love, Chris West, Richard Crane, Sue Holgate, Erin Papalia, Kylie Groves, Lynne Craigie, Karen Chappel, Danial Schecter and Marc Russo.
There has been a significant re-ranking of law firms in Perth over the past year, while the sector is also adapting to the impact of COVID-19 restrictions.
Perth law firms say flexible working arrangements will be more common after their experience of the past two months.
'Palmer’ Bill wrap up: Quigley confident on constitutionality, Harvey confirms Liberal support, Mineralogy’s border challenge withdrawal offer.
Westgem Investments, the property developer behind the $500 million Raine Square project, has lost its battle over damages claims relating to the project, with the Supreme Court ruling in favour of the Commonwealth Bank.
Perth-based HHG Legal Group will open a new regional office in Bunbury after acquiring boutique law firm Kroon Legal.
HHG Legal Group has thrown its support behind Calan Williams and the 20-year-old’s ambitious plan to become a Formula 1 champion.
Our weekly appointments wrap includes Libby Lyons, Rachael Taylor, David Harrison, Florence Drummond and Kiel Chivers.
Hera Engineering, Mader Group, and the West Australian Ballet were among the eight winners of the 2021 RISE Business Awards.
Calan Williams has taken another step towards his Formula 1 dream after becoming the first Western Australian racer to score a seat in the second-tier championship.
Our weekly appointments wrap includes Carl Parlongo, Marius van der Merwe, Riaan Piek, Alexandra Turner, Steve Harris, Nick Yeo, Ashlee Harrison and Lee Schofield.
It remains the case across Australia that construction contractors are often not paid what they have earned by their labour, either on time or at all.
During the pandemic, workforce management has been a changing and precarious environment for employers, implementing and enforcing a range of ever-evolving government directions as well as their own health and safety obligations.
In last month’s feature on WA’s civil construction industry, Jesinta Burton identified a “perfect storm” of challenges facing civil and construction contractors.
In last month’s feature on WA’s civil construction industry, Jesinta Burton identified a “perfect storm” of challenges facing civil and construction contractors.
A spotlight has recently been shone on sexual assault, sexual discrimination, and sexual harassment in workplaces around the country – ranging from mine sites to the halls of Parliament. New legislation attempts to address the problem.
Work-related injuries and deaths have devastating effects on families and communities. In addition, there can be very serious financial impacts on a business.
In speaking with professionals such as Accountants and Financial Planners, it appears that a view has emerged that there is no utility for clients to enter into Financial Agreements.
According to figures released earlier this year by the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman 54 percent of family businesses have no succession plan and w
The agricultural industry has a long history of striving for sustainability. Generations have benefitted from learning and improving the historical practices of their predecessors to ensure the land remains productive and continues to support generations and communities.
Ensuring timely payment for work has been a longstanding issue in the construction industry.
A group of thought leaders from all areas of the agribusiness sector gathered at a private boardroom lunch jointly hosted by Business News and HHG Legal Group, to discuss the big issues affecting the sector now and in the next five years.
The agriculture industry is adapting to meet the needs of the market with a long-term view of population growth and demand from overseas trade, while being able to serve localconsumers in Western Australia and nationally.
There is ongoing scrutiny and criticism regarding animal welfare in live trade exports.
Restraint of trade clauses seek to prohibit or restrict an outgoing employee from doing something, normally, working for a competitor of the former employer and/or contacting former clients/employees of the employer.
Welcome to part 2 of Employee Duties, Part 1 being Restraint clauses in Employment Contracts, which can be found here.
Proper estate and succession planning is always to the benefit of those left behind and this, of course, is reason enough for business owners to take the time to do it properly and seek quality professional advice.
In response to market changes, employers may need to restructure or streamline operations through redundancy or job role modifications, impacting both employers and employees.
In a significant move to enhance the work-life balance of employees across Australia, the Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Closing Loopholes No.
When assessing an allegation involving employee misconduct such as discrimination, fraud, theft, harassment, or other concerns, a workplace investigation is best done after meticulous planning, and suitable steps taken to ensure impartiality, and a fair procedural approach.
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