Corporate in Australia

Corporate in Australia

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Regional Capabilities

As regulations governing corporate administration and business transactions become more onerous, the management of risk is playing a more prominent role in corporate life. You need a partner that understands these risks and the complexities of doing business in today’s global economy.

Trust our Corporate group's depth and breadth of experience to guide you through the complexity of doing business in Australia and its neighboring regions. Our focus at all times is balancing your strategic and transactional interests with your legal obligations.

We work with you at every stage of your journey—from your major corporate dealings including capital raising, business and deal structures, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate governance advice or major international cross-border transactions, to your day-to-day commercial and project-level needs including commercial contracts, procurement, IP&T, outsourcing and logistics. You can trust us with your most complex and important transactions.

You are supported by more than 70 corporate law professionals nationwide, many of whom have in excess of 25 years’ experience, who have a depth of knowledge in the industries in which you operate. Whether it be energy and resources, infrastructure, transport, agribusiness, telecommunications, hospitality and tourism or government, just to name a few, you will work with lawyers who are committed to understanding your business and your industry.

Benefit from a corporate team which spans across our Australian offices and united with our global offices for access to targeted capabilities across the world. This platform provides you with the confidence that you will receive the highest quality advice where you need it.

The objective is simple. We take the time to get to know your business. We help you navigate the world’s changing landscape and are your partners along your journey.

Recognition

Dentons recognised in second annual Best Law Firms in Australia accolades

May 29, 2025

Dentons has been recognised for the second consecutive year in the Best Law Firms in Australia accolades (2026 edition) by The Best Lawyers in AustraliaTM. Dentons was recognised across 13 areas of law nationally, and 61 areas across Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.

Hat Trick of Honors: Dentons lawyers shine nationally in 2026 Best Lawyers in Australia™

April 17, 2025

Dentons is proud to announce that its senior lawyers have been recognised across all three individual award categories in the 2026 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Australia^™. In total, 40 lawyers have been recognised in The Best Lawyers in Australia™ (2026 Edition), after being nominated by their peers as leading practitioners in their fields of practice, spanning 39 specialties.

Dentons lawyers recognised in Legal 500 Asia-Pacific Guide 2025

January 16, 2025

Dentons has been recognised again in the annual Legal 500 Asia Pacific Guide.

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Insights

The new tort for Serious Invasions of Privacy commences soon – but who will use it?

May 29, 2025

Australia: On 10 June 2025, a new statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy will come into effect under Schedule 2 to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). However, the practical utility of this new tort is uncertain due to the high threshold for liability, limited suitability for class actions and wide exemptions for journalistic conduct. Nevertheless, the introduction of this new tort is a timely reminder for organisations to review their privacy practices.

CPS 230 takes effect soon: Are you ready to comply?

April 13, 2025

Australia: APRA-regulated entities (including banks, insurers and superannuation funds) have until 1 July 2025 to become compliant with the operational risk management requirements set out in new APRA Prudential Standard CPS 230. As the deadline approaches, APRA-regulated entities should consider if there are any remaining gaps in their ability to comply with these new requirements.

ASIC finalises its guidance RG 280 for climate-related financial disclosures, while reminding small businesses how they can prepare for the regime

April 7, 2025

Australia: Many small businesses form part of the value chain of larger businesses, which means they may need to engage with climate reporting considerations over time, even if they do not have any direct climate reporting obligations.’ ASIC_31 March 2025.

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