• Arcus Partners: in relation to the establishment of the private equity firm 
• Medical Properties Trust: in relation to its acquisition of $1.25 billion of hospitals from Healthscope – winner of The Australasian Law Awards’ 2020 ‘M&A Deal of the Year’ and ‘Australian Deal of the Year’
• Apotex Inc: in relation to the merger of its Australian business with Arrow Pharmaceuticals
• Nufarm: in relation to:
  • the establishment of its Australasian seeds business, including several key acquisitions
  • the sale of its Latin American business to Sumitomo Chemical Company Limited for $1.18 billion 
  • the $611 million strategic investment by Sumitomo Chemical Company, and the defence of the proposed scheme of arrangement by Chinese state-owned company, Sinochem Corporation
• SEEK: in relation to:
  • the separation of its investment business from its core operating recruitment and job search business, and the creation of the new SEEK Growth Fund
  • its acquisition of a further ownership stake in Online Education Services Pty Ltd
  • its major strategic investment in IDP and its acquisition of Selfcert 
  • its acquisition of the Think Education Group and interests in several overseas employment websites
  • its $206 million acquisition of a 60 per cent stake in Jobs DB, an online employment company with operations throughout South-East Asia
  • the acquisition of an accumulated stake in the leading South-East Asian employment website, JobStreet
• carsales.com: in relation to: 
  • its acquisition of a 49 percent stake in US-based digital marketplace business, Trader Interactive
  • its acquisition of the remaining 51 percent stake of Trader Interactive for $1.17 billion
  • its acquisition of DeMotores, the operator of automotive classified websites in Argentina, Colombia and Chile
  • its acquisition of Discount Vehicles Australia and acting for ACP Magazines Limited in the merger of its online automotive classifieds business with Carsales
  • its successful bid to acquire a 30 per cent interest in the largest automotive classifieds website in Brazil, WebMotors SA
  • its acquisition of a 19.9 per cent stake in the leading ASEAN network of on-line automotive sites, iCar Asia Ltd
  • its acquisition of a 49.9 per cent interest in the on-line assets of SK Encar, South Korea’s leading automotive trading business
• Frank Body: in relation to the $100m sale of a stake in its business to Chinese private equity firm EverYi Capital
• Labelmakers: in relation to its agreement to acquire Label & Litho, a New Zealand based self-adhesive label manufacturer focused on the food and beverage sector
• Punthill: in relation to the sale of the Punthill Apartment Hotels business to Sydney based boutique hotel operator, Veriu
• Trawalla Group: in relation to:
  • the establishment of Stonehorn Global Partners and the proposed launch of the Stonehorn Asia Equity Fund
  • its acquisition of the landmark Parliament Square site in Hobart, Tasmania
• IDP Education: in relation to the acquisition of Hotcourses, a digital marketing and online student recruitment company, for £34.9 million (A$56 million)
• Icon Construction: in relation to its sale of a majority stake to one of Japan’s largest builders, Kajima Corporation
• Tishman Speyer Properties, a leading global real estate company, and associated funds: in relation to the US$338.4 million privatisation ($1.9 billion overall transaction value) of the ASX-listed Tishman Speyer Office Fund
• the Grenda family: in relation to the sale of its bus and coach operating businesses, Grenda Transit Management, to privately owned Melbourne bus operator, Ventura
• Square Peg Ventures: in relation to its merger with Victoria Capital to establish its new venture capital firm, Square Peg Capital Pty Ltd, which will specialise in early stage, start-up, and expansion stage investments
• Probiotec: in relation to:
  • the sale of its pharmaceutical brands Gold Cross, David Craig and Skin Basics to iNova Pharmaceuticals
  • the sale of its Milton brand and business to Rivadis Australia with Probiotec providing ongoing distribution and manufacturing services to the Milton business
• Voyager Travel (including its major shareholder, the Krongold Group): in relation to the sale of Voyager Travel Corporation to ATP Instone, a leading UK travel company
• Kidspot: in relation to its sale to Australian media giant, News Limited
• VISY Industries: in relation to its multi-jurisdictional $850 million acquisition of Southcorp’s packaging business
• Breville Group: in relation to the $300 million takeover offer from GUD Holdings Limited
• Ninemsn: in relation to various strategic investments, including in iSelect and Life Events Media
• Jenny Craig Australia & New Zealand: acting for a consortium in the acquisition of the Australian and New Zealand operations of Jenny Craig, commercial advice and sale to Nestle
• Buxton Group: in relation to the sale of its Rylands Village business
• Gyrocam Systems: acting for a number of vendors in relation to the sale to Lockheed Martin
• Sussan Group: in relation to its successful acquisition of the Sportsgirl chain
• Harris Scarfe: acting for key participants in a management buyout
• Trust Bank: in relation to the successful sale of the bank’s assets and business to Colonial Mutual, and
• ACP Magazines, ninemsn and 3P Learning: in relation to the acquisition of a 50 per cent interest by ACP Magazines and ninemsn in 3P Learning, and the subsequent sale of that interest to a US venture capital firm.

• Nufarm: in relation to its $900 million refinancing in 2010
• Slater & Gordon: in relation to the renegotiation of its $168 million debt facilities for the financing of its acquisition of United Kingdom (UK) law firm, Russell Jones & Walker
• Pratt Group: in relation to the group’s project financing of a $400 million paper mill at Tumut, NSW, and in several global refinancing transactions, and
• Rathbone Wine Group: in relation it its restructure and recapitalisation in 2014

• Carsales.com: acting on its IPO and listing on the ASX
• Slater & Gordon: in relation to:
  • its landmark listing on the ASX – the first law firm in the world to offer shares to the public and list on a recognised exchange
  • its $64 million capital raising, which involved a fully underwritten $59 million placement and a non-underwritten $5 million share purchase plan to eligible existing shareholders
• SEEK: in relation to:
  • its listing on the ASX
  • its $100 million placement and subsequent share purchase plan and top-up offer in 2010
• Nufarm: in relation to:
  • its $303 million equity raising to provide capital for future projects and acquisition opportunities
  • its $97.5 million placement of preference securities to existing shareholder and strategic business partner, Sumitomo Chemical Company Limited
  • its $251 million renounceable rights issue in 2010, its $300 million placement and subsequent share purchase plan in 2009, and its $251 million issue of hybrid securities and dual quotation on ASX and NZDX in 2006
  • its offering of senior unsecured notes to qualified institutional buyers in the United States
• VISY Property Group: in relation to a successful bid to secure long-term financing of $150 million through a private placement of notes in the US
• Evantage Group Holdings: in relation to its listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange
• Fernz Corporation Limited: in relation to the group’s successful migration from New Zealand to Australia and subsequent listing on the ASX as Nufarm Limited, and
• Australian Hospital Care Limited: in relation to a major corporate reconstruction, ASX listing, and two key public private partnership transactions.

Dr. Gary Weiss and Adriane Australia: in relation to a successful campaign for change at Ardent Leisure Group, the owner of the Dreamworld theme park.