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The corporate advisory team at Cooper Grace Ward has once again been listed in Doyles Guide as one of the top corporate law practices in Queensland, achieving a ‘leading’ ranking for 2025.
Partners Charles Sweeney and Andrew Corkhill have also been listed in the Doyles Guide rankings of leading corporate and commercial lawyers.
Charles and Andrew maintained their prestigious ‘leading’ position in the rankings of Business & Commercial Lawyers in Queensland and were recommended among the top Corporate Lawyers in Queensland.
Impressively, Charles Sweeney has been listed in Doyles Guide every year since 2010 and Andrew Corkhill has been listed for his sixth consecutive year.
Charles is a market recognised leader in corporate and commercial law. He provides wide-ranging general commercial advice to clients, with particular areas of focus including corporate advisory, and intellectual property and information technology.
Andrew is an experienced corporate and commercial lawyer who acts for domestic and international clients across numerous sectors with a particular focus on energy and resources, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, foreign inbound investment and corporate financings.
These Doyles Guide rankings reflect the continued dedication of Cooper Grace Ward’s corporate advisory team to delivering high quality corporate and commercial legal services, along with outstanding results for clients.
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