Jeremy Quah
- Special Counsel
- BA, LLB
- [email protected]
- +613 8600 9328
Jeremy has over 16 years of experience practising in property and commercial law. In the property sphere, he advises regularly on residential and commercial property transactions, property development, stamp duty issues, finance, building and leasing matters.
Jeremy has extensive experience in advising small and medium size enterprises on general commercial matters including structuring, the sale and purchase of businesses, lending and finance and the preparation of commercial contracts and agreements.
He has an unwavering commitment to providing clients with clear, practical and timely advice with a focus on helping clients navigate the legal landscape so that they can achieve their long term objectives.
Jeremy is a graduate of Monash University with degrees in Law and Arts and is also a graduate of the Royal Military College Duntroon, having served as a part time officer in the Army Reserve during his university and early working years. Jeremy is a proud husband and father of five and passionately serves as a volunteer leader at his local church whilst also making time to play competitive basketball for his local team.
....wisdom is found in those who take advice
Qualifications & Industry Memberships
- Bachelor of Laws and Arts, Monash University
- Member of Law Institute of Victoria
Articles by this author
View AllMy builder has gone into liquidation. What do I do?
By Jeremy Quah
21 April 2023
Stand and Deliver: the developers dilemma in choosing project delivery methods
By Jeremy Quah
10 May 2022
Caveat Loans – Is the risk worth the reward?
By Jeremy Quah
31 August 2021
What Developers should look for in a Vendor Statement
By Jeremy Quah
25 June 2019
Negotiating Construction Contracts – Key issues for property owners
By Jeremy Quah
23 January 2019
Retail Leases – Repair and Maintenance – Know your Rights
By Jeremy Quah
18 January 2018
Vacant Residential Land Tax is Here
By Jeremy Quah
3 January 2018
Landlords Beware – Industrial and Warehouse premises can constitute Retail premises
By Jeremy Quah
2 August 2017