Edmund Yuan
Lawyer
Justin Lai
Lawyer — Tax
Prudence Birchall
Lawyer
Adrian Fourie
Senior Associate
Molly Tredinnick
Senior Associate
Alyse McDermott
Lawyer
Reilly King
Senior Associate
Naeha Lal
Special Counsel

Connor Weber

Lawyer

Connor combines his strong interpersonal skills with a calm and considered approach to solving complex legal challenges. He is driven by a commitment to achieving practical and commercial outcomes for clients through innovative and tailored solutions.

Connor has experience in private mergers and acquisitions (both buy and sell side), capital raising, commercial contracts, general commercial advisory, and corporate governance, including directors’ duties and shareholder oppression.

Connor completed his Bachelors at Queensland University of Technology, undertaking extensive study in law and international business. Through this, Connor has developed a keen understanding of business lifecycles, market entry, composition and needs.

Prior to joining Hamilton Locke, Connor worked as a paralegal at Clayton Utz in the Forensic Technology Services team.

 

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Corporate; General Commercial Advisory; Corporate Governance; Commercial Contracts; Mergers and Acquisitions; Directors Duties

QUALIFICATIONS
  • Bachelor of Law (Honours) – Queensland University of Technology
  • Bachelor of Business (International) – Queensland University of Technology
  • Admitted to practice in Queensland
  • Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice – The College of Law

 

SELECTED REPRESENTATIONS
  • Acted for Envest in the acquisition of a majority stake in a Queensland based insurance broker.
  • Advised Altor Capital in relation to the acquisition of Pointe Engineering.
  • Advised DCF Asset Management Pty Limited in relation to the investment by Scarcity Partners Pty Ltd.
  • Advised on the acquisition of a 50% interest in a popular Brisbane restaurant chain.
  • Advised German multichannel retailer on corporate governance matters.
  • Advised several Australian companies in relation to general commercial matters, including compliance with the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).