Hannah Tran

SENIOR associate

expertise

  • Business sales and purchases

  • Mergers and acquisitions

  • Business restructures

  • Shareholders and unitholders agreements

  • General contract drafting

  • Partnership and joint venture agreements

Hannah is a Senior Associate in our Corporate and Commercial team, with a diverse client base including both private and public companies, accountants, financial planners, business owners, suppliers, manufacturers and individuals.

Hannah is driven by developing long-term relationships with her clients, building a solid understanding of their business needs and risk profile. She enjoys delivering holistic strategic advice and consistently adding value from both a legal and commercial perspective.

Holding a Bachelor of Commercial and Laws from Macquarie University and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the College of Law, Hannah is admitted to the High Court of Australia.

In her spare time, Hannah enjoys interior designs and renovation projects, travelling and experiencing new food and culture.

memberships

  • The Law Society of New South Wales

qualifications

  • Bachelor of Commercial and Laws, Macquarie University

  • Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, The College of Law

 

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