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Peter Seidel recognised as one of Australia’s finest pro bono partners
Tax senior associate Peter Scott considers the scope and limits of the single entity rule
Why aren't boards listening anymore?
Members of our ABL catering team are applying their skills via a pro bono secondment to Fareshare, Australia’s largest #charity kitchen, cooking 10,000 nutritious meals a day!
Who we are
Over 25 years ago, a leading Australian business publication described us as the ‘only small firm in Australia with mega firm status’.
Our values of honesty, tenacity and excellence have remained unchanged, as has our purpose: to assist our clients when they need us most.
What we do
We offer legal advice and support to a diverse range of clients including entrepreneurial ASX listed companies, privately owned businesses, high wealth individuals and family groups. We also advise international corporations with significant Australian interests.
Our expertise includes:
ABL Private
Banking & Finance
Capital Markets
Competition
Corporate and M&A
Dispute Resolution & Litigation
Intellectual Property
Native Title & Public Interest Law
Property & Development
Restructuring & Insolvency
Shareholder Activism
Taxation
Technology, Media & Telecomms
Workplace Advisory
White Collar Crime & Investigation
In solidarity
For nearly 30 years, Arnold Bloch Leibler has worked with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, organisations and individuals, often pro bono, on matters and issues that go to the heart of their resolve to achieve Indigenous led self-determination.
Arnold Bloch Leibler acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Custodians of country all over Australia. We acknowledge and respect the fact that many Traditional Custodians maintain their sovereignty, which has never been ceded. We stand in solidarity with Indigenous people in their continuing struggles for justice.
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The Powerbroker: Mark Leibler, an Australian Jewish Life
'The Powerbroker' is about Jewish life in Australia - the interaction between private wealth and politics, and about a man whose ambition and energy have made him a highly effective player in Australian affairs. Award-winning journalist, author and former editor of The Age, Michael Gawenda, skillfully tells this multi-layered story of Mark Leibler’s life so far. Through interviews and meticulous research, he describes how Mark Leibler rose to a position of immense influence in Australian public life and how he became a committed advocate for radical reform on behalf of Australia’s Indigenous people.
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