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MinterEllison

MinterEllison is a multinational law firm, and professional services firm, based in Australia. The firm has thirteen offices and operates in five countries. By number of lawyers it is the largest law firm in Australia.

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Founded
1827; 199 years ago (1827)
Industry
Professional services
Headquarters
Australia
Key people
Virginia Briggs, Chief Executive Officer
Number of employees
2,402, including 248 partners (2022)
Revenue
AUD$824.5 million (2024)

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MinterEllison

Nodes12
Edges11
Triples30
Avg. degree1.83
Density0.166667
Components1

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MinterEllison

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related to history · 12
MinterEllison → Australia, Big Six, China, Co, Its, Linton, London, Minter, Perkins, Simpson, Stevenson, The
Services · 4
MinterEllison → Capital Markets and Corporate, Consulting Solutions, Infrastructure, Construction and Property, Risk, Regulatory, Insurance and Controversy
related to Recognition · 4
MinterEllison → Choice, Gender Equality, Recent, WGEA Employer
Founded · 1
MinterEllison → 1827; 199 years ago (1827)
Headquarters · 1
MinterEllison → Australia
Industry · 1
MinterEllison → Professional services
Key people · 1
MinterEllison → Virginia Briggs, Chief Executive Officer
Number of employees · 1
MinterEllison → 2,402, including 248 partners (2022)
Revenue · 1
MinterEllison → AUD$824.5 million (2024)
Website · 1
MinterEllison → minterellison.com

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firm australia law pro bono consulting including professional services number minter executive simpson merged 2015 new 2016 work offices lawyers

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MinterEllisonFounded1827; 199 years ago (1827)1.00infobox
MinterEllisonHeadquartersAustralia1.00infobox
MinterEllisonIndustryProfessional services1.00infobox
MinterEllisonKey peopleVirginia Briggs, Chief Executive Officer1.00infobox
MinterEllisonNumber of employees2,402, including 248 partners (2022)1.00infobox
MinterEllisonRevenueAUD$824.5 million (2024)1.00infobox
MinterEllisonServicesCapital Markets and Corporate1.00infobox
MinterEllisonServicesConsulting Solutions1.00infobox
MinterEllisonServicesInfrastructure, Construction and Property1.00infobox
MinterEllisonServicesRisk, Regulatory, Insurance and Controversy1.00infobox
MinterEllisonWebsiteminterellison.com1.00infobox
MinterEllisonis amultinational law firm0.90text

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