Jeremy is an experienced corporate lawyer who specialises in private M&A, including private equity and cross-border transactions.

Biography

Jeremy's clients include private equity funds, listed companies, owner-managed businesses, family offices, high net worth individuals, foreign companies, state-owned enterprises and large not-for-profit organisations.

Jeremy advises on all aspects of the sale process (both buy-side and sell-side), including offer documents, legal due diligence, negotiation of transaction documents, completion (closing) and post-completion matters.

Jeremy's experience includes advising founders on their first M&A transaction to advising sophisticated global corporates on billion-dollar cross-border multi-jurisdictional transactions.

Jeremy's clients value his commercial, pragmatic and strategic approach that enables them to achieve their objectives efficiently.

In particular, his ability to explain complex legal concepts in simple terms and pragmatically resolve deadlocks is appreciated by his clients, who describe Jeremy as providing "valuable guidance and insight" with "responsiveness, experience and commerciality second to none".

Credentials

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Jeremy's experience

VetPartners — Strategic M&A advisory

Acted as a critical adviser to VetPartners from inception, supporting its strategic growth through multiple corporate and acquisition matters. VetPartners' Group General Counsel described Jeremy's responsiveness, experience and commerciality as "second to none".

Cross-Border M&A and private equity

Advised private equity funds, foreign companies and state-owned enterprises on cross-border M&A transactions, including asset acquisitions and disposals, joint ventures and FIRB regulatory matters across aged care, healthcare, energy, resources and technology sectors.

Mergers and joint ventures

Advised clients on mergers and joint venture formation from initial MOU development through due diligence, contracting and completion, including management of complex legal issues arising in the countdown to completion.

Awards, recognition and rankings