Corporate & Commercial

Contracts, structures and governance for businesses that need the paperwork to hold when something goes wrong.

Mergers & Acquisitions

Buying or selling a business, from the term sheet and due diligence through to completion and the restraints that follow.

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Commercial disputes in the NSW, ACT and Federal courts, resolved early where that is possible and run properly where it is not.

Government and Defence

Supplying government and the defence industry.

Technology and Software

Your product scales digitally. Your contracts have to scale with it.

Financial Services

A regulated business, on solid legal footing.

Legal Administration Assistant, Canberra

Canberra office, full time, on site.

Wahlstation for German Referendare

Sydney or Canberra, open all year.

Articles

Where the law changed, what it now requires, and what a business has to do about it.

Guides

One question worked through end to end, with the provisions and the decisions it rests on.

Case notes

What a judgment decided, and what follows from it for anyone in the same position.

Germany

A German desk for businesses moving between Australia and the German-speaking market.

Singapore

Singapore law where it governs the contract, and the arbitral seat that carries much of the region’s work.

Vietnam

Market entry, supply arrangements and dispute resolution for Vietnam.

Solicitor

Annie Jin

Annie draws on her expertise in commercial and contract law to deliver practical, business-focused advice that helps clients achieve their commercial goals.
Profile

Background

Annie (Ye) Jin graduated from the University of Sydney with a Juris Doctor, building on her earlier Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Auckland , where she majored in Management and Commercial Law. Admitted to legal practice in July 2024, Annie is fluent in both English and Mandarin, enabling her to advise a diverse range of clients. During her studies, Annie worked on a law reform project under the guidance of Dr. Rachel Killean at the University of Sydney Law School. Through the Just Cause programme, a social justice collaboration between staff and students, she demonstrated exceptional time management and leadership skills, consistently meeting project milestones and fostering an inclusive, collaborative environment. Her commitment to social justice and community engagement remains a cornerstone of her practice. Before joining her current role, Annie served as a Paralegal at two boutique firms in Sydney, gaining valuable experience in commercial law, property law, and intellectual property. She drafted letters of demand, contractual documents, and deeds of sale and purchase, while also reviewing loan agreements, building contracts, and company structures. Annie further broadened her legal perspective at Allbright Law Offices in China, where she honed her research and analytical abilities. In addition to her practical experience, Annie spent five years as a Company Law Tutor in New Zealand, teaching over a hundred students and guiding them through complex legal concepts. This background in education underscores her strong communication skills and her genuine interest in helping clients understand their legal options. With her global outlook, shaped by living and studying in China, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia, Annie offers strategic and commercially aware solutions. She remains engaged with legal academia through ongoing research and contributions to university initiatives. Beyond her professional pursuits, Annie is an enthusiastic chess player, holding a US Chess Federation Class A ranking, and enjoys exploring Chinese musical traditions at an advanced level. Annie’s dedication, reliability, and broad skill set make her a trusted advisor in commercial law, committed to delivering clear, effective solutions for clients in Australia and beyond.

Enquiries

Direct line (02) 8201 6401. Email ajin@boettcherlaw.com.au. Send the contract, the clause or a description of the matter, and you will be told what is involved and what it is likely to cost.

Sydney

Canberra

Frankfurt a.M.