Jackson McDonald
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Aboriginal organisations and native title benefit management structures turn to Jackson McDonald's team advice on native title arrangements, the establishment of Aboriginal corporate governance structures, and for support in pursuing economic development opportunities. Team lead Emma Chinnery brings experience working with Traditional Owner groups, Aboriginal NGOs and state government bodies across the full remit of native title matters. David Murphy is experienced advising organisations on elements of trust law and corporate governance, as well as charity and not-for-profit issues, while Chantal Kong is experienced assisting Aboriginal corporations and trusts.
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Testimonials
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‘Positive and respectful relationships - frank and fearless expert advice, collaborative approaches, helpful beyond requirements.’
- 'Very knowledgeable.'
Key clients
- Adnyamathanha Traditional Lands Association (Aboriginal Corporation)
- The State of Western Australia
Work highlights
Advised ATLA on the preparation and negotiation of a ‘Partnering Agreement’ between ATLA and the buyer of the Resort assets and the Lease arrangements with the Buyer and the State of South of Australia.