A strong choice for financial services, health, and technology entities, Hall & Wilcox is well-equipped to advise clients on cyber incidents, data transfer deeds, and privacy impact assessments. In Sydney, Eden Winokur is commended for his ‘concise, practical, and workable legal advice’, while John Gray is experienced in commercial transactions in the IT sector. Operating out of Melbourne, Alison Baker and Iona Goodwin are knowledgeable of the Privacy Act 1988.
Testimonials
Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.
- ‘They are experts in cybersecurity, responsive to client needs, and have built a good depth in team.’
‘In a burgeoning area of law, H&W has managed to assemble a team that is well-resourced and capable at all levels of seniority. The team is across the latest developments in a fast moving industry and has demonstrated an ability to understand our business which itself is undergoing significant structural and operational change.’
‘Eden Winokur is very capable, and has worked collaboratively with experts from other divisions to deliver concise, practical, and workable legal advice.’
Key clients
- National Roads and Motorists’ Association
- True Alliance
- Emergence Insurance
- Nova Undewriting
- Adatree Pty Ltd
- NSW Department of Customer Services
- National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation
Work highlights
- Advised Medical Information Technology Australia Pty Limited in relation to their electronic medical records software in 10 St Vincent hospitals.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Eden Winokur, Alison Baker, John Gray