Natalie Nie

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Melbourne, Australia

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Award Winning Law Firm – Top Specialist Firm & Top Boutique Firm (Australasian Lawyer)

Natalie supports clients and the Commercial team with a careful and thorough approach to transactions and advisory work. She assists with negotiating commercial arrangements, drafting key documents including asset and share sale agreements, shareholders agreements and terms and conditions, and providing general corporate governance advice to businesses at various stages of growth.

Clients and colleagues value Natalie’s approachable, organised manner and her commitment to understanding risk and thinking ahead. She enjoys navigating layered commercial relationships and helping to future proof documentation so clients are well positioned as their businesses evolve.

Natalie holds a Bachelor of Laws with Honours and a Bachelor of Biomedical Science from Monash University. She is also a board member of Burke and Beyond, a not for profit organisation supporting young people and communities.

Franchise Law

Franchising involves committing to a long-term business relationship with defined rights, obligations, and expectations. Clear legal advice helps franchisors and franchisees understand where they stand and move forward with confidence.

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Startup and Capital Raising

Startup and capital raising work involves bringing new funding into a business while managing regulatory requirements, investor expectations, and the impact on ownership and control through different stages of growth.

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Shareholders Agreements

A shareholders agreement (and related co-ownership agreements) provides a clear framework for how a business or investment is owned, managed and protected when there is more than one owner. Whether ownership is held through a company, unit trust, partnership or another structure, clear agreements help co-owners navigate change, manage uncertainty, and reduce the risk of disputes as circumstances evolve.

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Business Partnership Disputes

Business partnership disputes arise when partners disagree about how a business is managed, how responsibilities are shared, or how financial interests are handled. These disputes can affect operations, relationships, and the ongoing viability of the business.

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