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Hunt & Hunt in China
In 1987, Hunt & Hunt became one of the first foreign law firms to enter the Chinese market. Since then, our experience, community ties and relationships have continued to strengthen and grow.
We have a clear understanding of the Chinese business environment and can help with the commercial and legal aspects of doing business in China.
We have assisted investors from China in working through government processes, conducting due diligence on projects and advising on investment policies and procedures.
Are you involved in a Chinese dispute or looking to set up business operations in China? Our China Advisory Lawyers can help.
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Hunt & Hunt NSW Managing Partner Jim Harrowell AM accompanied Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley AO QC, Governor of New South Wales, as part of the delegation on a Vice Regal Mission to the People’s Republic of China.
The visit marks the 40th anniversary of the Sister-State relationship between New South Wales and Guangdong Province, reinforces the important relationship between China and New South Wales, and shows support for the NSW-Guangdong Joint Economic Meeting to be held in Sydney in October.
Jim attended the trip in his role as the NSW Special Envoy to China. In this role, Jim provides advice and assistance to the Premier of NSW, the Minister for Trade and various New South Wales Department and Agencies on engaging with China to develop two-way trade and investment.
During the trip, Governor Beazley undertook high-level meetings with His Excellency Mr Ma Xingrui, Governor of Guangdong; Mr Chen Rugi, Mayor and Secretary of the Party Leadership Group of the Shenzhen Municipal People’s Government; as well as numerous Australian and Chinese business people in Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
The Governor’s visit to China underlines the important bilateral relationship between Guangdong and New South Wales.
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Jim Harrowell
Personal Experience
Providing easy to understand comprehensive advice while taking into account key issues has been the driving force of Jim’s success as a specialist commercial and litigation lawyer for more than 30 years.
His managerial responsibilities reflect the invaluable skills he brings to our practice. Jim is currently the Head of the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group in our Sydney office. He is a previous National Chairman and National Managing Partner of the firm and was also Chief Legal Representative of the Hunt & Hunt Shanghai office.
With clients spanning Australia and the globe, Jim’s commercial law expertise is widespread, covering legal, strategic, commercial, governance and reputation issues.
Jim’s in-depth knowledge of international legal issues is second to none. As a Director and former Chairman of Interlaw and through his wide network of contacts in more than 115 major global cities, Jim has provided commercial advice to clients for over 20 years ranging from negotiating joint ventures and resolving disputes, to mediation, litigation and arbitration.
China is undoubtedly his stronghold. In 2006, Jim was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for service to international relations, particularly the development of legal and business links with China and in 2012 UNSW recognised his work in China with the award of Doctor of Laws Honoris Causa. Jim is currently the New South Wales Special Envoy for China and he is the immediate past President of the Australia China Business Council NSW branch.
He is one of seven Australians appointed to the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) panel of arbitrators, and is the only Australian appointed to the Shanghai Arbitration Commission. Jim regularly presents seminars on China and assists Austrade programs in Beijing and China.
Jim appears as Counsel on matters in the Supreme Court, Federal Court and, at times, the High Court. A selection of the matters on which Jim represents his clients include:
Construction – the Moomba–Sydney Gas Pipeline and the Sydney Superdome
Defence – acting for Australian Submarine Corporation on many issues including contractual matters and intellectual property and for Thales on a tender dispute concerning The Australian Advanced Air Traffic System (TAAATS)
Trade Practices – advising on exclusive dealing and misleading conduct and constitutional issues, for example Jewel Foodstores on interstate trade in milk
Corporations Law – including ASIC investigations
Royal Commissions – appearing as Counsel for clients called before the Royal Commission into Institutional Abuse of Children in several case studies over many weeks.
Insolvencies – acting for the US receiver appointed by the US Securities & Exchange Commission regarding a US$300 million Ponzi scheme and most recently for the liquidator in recovery actions against the Obeid family
Appearing as counsel on international trade disputes in Chinese Arbitrations for Elders Limited relating to the export of cattle to China
Enforcement of foreign arbitration awards.
Jim’s corporate experience includes over 12 years working with government as Chair of the Commonwealth company responsible for the accreditation of aged care faculties in Australia where he reported directly the Minister of the day and worked closely with Commonwealth government departments.
Services
China Advisory
Corporate and Commercial
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Sectors
Aged Care
Agribusiness
Government and Public Sector
Awards
Recognised – Alternative Dispute Resolution, Best Lawyers, 2016
Education and Accreditation
Bachelor of Commerce, University of New South Wales
Bachelor of Laws, University of New South Wales
Memberships and Associations
Arbitrator, China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission
Arbitrator, Shanghai Arbitration Commission
Arbitrator, Shanghai International Arbitration Commission
Fellow, Australian Institute of Company Directors
Certified Practising Accountant, CPA Australia
Associate, Hong Kong Society of Accounting
Member, Law Council of Australia China Experts Panel
Member, National Advisory Council, Export Council of Australia
Member, UNSW Foundation
Member, NSW Government Export and Investment Advisory Panel
Member Advisory Board, UNSW Confucius Institute
Former Member Commonwealth Attorney-General’s China Working Group'
Former Member UNSW Vice Chancellor’s Scientia Fund Raising Committee
Past President, Australia China Business Council (NSW)
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China Advisory
From our offices in Sydney and Melbourne, we provide advice to clients pursuing trade and investment opportunities in Australia and China, and assist inbound Chinese clients seeking to trade with, and invest, in Australia.
In 1987, Hunt & Hunt became one of the first foreign law firms to enter the Chinese market. Since then, our experience, community ties and relationships have continued to strengthen and grow. We have close connections with lawyers in China, including former Hunt & Hunt Consultant Hongliang Liu, who still works as a Consultant for Hunt & Hunt and is based in Shanghai.
We have a clear understanding of the Chinese business environment and can help with the commercial and legal aspects of doing business in China. We have assisted investors from China in working through government processes, conducting due diligence on projects and advising on investment policies and procedures.
Our expertise includes:
drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts and other documents in English and Chinese
asset protection and planning for Chinese high net worth individuals in Australia
acquisition and management of leases for large retail centres
legal due diligence for land subdivision projects
commercial/civil disputes
customs and dumping issues
compulsory acquisition and planning issues
property acquisition and applications for mixed use planning permits
protection and licensing of intellectual property in Australia and overseas, including drafting, reviewing and negotiating technology licensing or transfer agreements
taxation and other financial issues, including fundraising.
Helping Australia and China do business together
Our Chinese market experience is also of use to our Australian clients. We regularly advise our clients based in Australia looking to set up business operations in China.
We have acted for Chinese clients in Australia on a range of issues including joint ventures, property transactions and dispute resolution.
China disputes and arbitration
Hunt & Hunt regularly assists on resolving commercial disputes in China involving litigation and arbitration. We have appeared as Counsel on a number of occasions in CIETAC Arbitrations in Beijing particularly in relation to trade disputes.
China joint ventures
We help Chinese businesses select and establish business partners, trading entities and joint ventures in Australia, as well as help establish equity and cooperative joint ventures, WOFEs and representative offices in China. We have assisted investors from China in joint ventures across a variety of industries including mining and resources, agriculture, health, aged care and property.
More than just legal advice
Our team provides government and commercial introductory services to help you explore Chinese trade and business opportunities. We conduct market research and feasibility studies, including the development of market entry strategies. We also provide English and Chinese language translation services in-house or by referral to external translators.
Forging stronger business ties with China
Our lawyers regularly participate in outbound business delegations to promote Australia's capabilities to the Chinese business community. Our partners attend trade missions to China, sponsored by the Australian federal and state governments. We also regularly host visiting Chinese delegations.
We have worked closely with the Australian Government on issues relating to the Agreement, particularly the services sector.
Hunt & Hunt is also a major sponsor and supporter of the Export Council of Australia is a member of the Australia China Business Council (ACBC). Partner Jim Harrowell AM is currently the New South Wales Immediate Past President of the ACBC and the firm is also represented on the ACBC Executive Committees in Victoria.
Jim Harrowell is currently the New South Wales Special Envoy for China and in this role provides advice and assistance to the Premier of NSW, the Minister for Trade and various NSW Department and Agencies on engaging with China to develop two-way trade and investment. In 2006, Jim Harrowell was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in recognition of his contribution forging and nurturing legal and business links with China.
Australian universities in China
We've helped several Australian universities enter the Chinese market, including the University of New South Wales, Wollongong University, NSW TAFE, University of Ballarat, RMIT Training, Edith Cowan University, Macquarie University, the University of South Australia and the University of Tasmania.
More information
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Charles Bavin
Partner/PrincipalSydneycbavin@huntnsw.com.au
+61 2 9391 3010
Personal Experience
With over 25 years experience in commercial litigation and dispute resolution, Charles has built a solid reputation for delivering commercially decisive and cost-effective results.
As head of our national insolvency and debt recovery practice, Charles has a strong track record in litigating insolvency matters for both secured and unsecured creditors and for debtors. He is also an expert in the practice and procedure of the Federal, Supreme, District and Federal Magistrates Courts.
Despite his proven litigation skills, Charles is acutely aware that, at times, mediations and negotiations will achieve far more successful outcomes for his clients.
A key benefit Charles brings his clients is his strong relationships with many accountancy firms and liquidators, and his widespread, practical experience of acting on various corporate insolvency and personal bankruptcy matters under the Corporations Act and Bankruptcy Act.
The diverse application of his litigation skills has seen Charles expertly litigate in many other areas, including trade practices, contracts, banking and finance, intellectual property, equity and property.
Some of Charles’ clients have included:
The Directors of the MG Rover Group in the company’s administration and subsequent deed of company arrangement
A major creditor of the King Brothers Business group, recovering its debt exposure
ANZ Banking Group Limited in a major claim of fraud against the bank
Macquarie Bank Limited in the receivership of a property development company and in the development and sale of residential units
A leading motor vehicle dealer in a trade practices claim against Daimler Chrysler for misleading and deceptive conduct
Australian Taxation Office where he has been ultimately responsible for in excess of 2000 debt litigation matters.
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