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Daniel Delaney
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Isabella Rosati
Lawyer

Henry Mitchell

Lawyer

Henry is a Lawyer in Hamilton Locke’s rapidly growing Food and Agribusiness market group. With a dedication to promoting the interests of families and businesses in the agricultural sector, Henry approaches his work with diligence and enthusiasm. He navigates cross jurisdictional rural property acquisitions and disposals, renewable energy projects, water transactions and various other matters in the agricultural sector with a keen eye for detail and a passion for driving positive outcomes.

He brings a wealth of knowledge and dedication to each project, ensuring clients receive tailored solutions to their unique challenges, which is complemented by his hands on experience working on various agricultural enterprises in his formative years.

Henry’s keen interest in the agribusiness sector is reflected in his involvement as the President of the Young Agribusiness Rural Network (YARN).

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Agribusiness; Acquisitions and Disposals; Commercial Property; Carbon; Renewable Energy; Water Rights; Landholder Compensation Negotiations

QUALIFICATIONS
  • Bachelor of Laws (Honours) – Queensland University of Technology
  • Bachelor of Business (International Business) – Queensland University of Technology
  • Admitted to practice in Queensland.
SELECTED REPRESENTATIONS
  • Acted for rural landholders in the negotiation of renewable energy projects across central Queensland.
  • Acting for a major agricultural fund on the disposal of three Queensland cattle stations.
  • Advising landholders in relation to conversion of State leasehold land to freehold title.
  • Acting for the sellers of large scale feedlot assets in Queensland.
  • Acting for the sellers of a significant mixed-use cotton and cattle station in Emerald.
  • Advising landholders in relation to sequestration and avoidance projects across Queensland.