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.

Associate

Sydney or Canberra, five years post-admission and up.

Special Counsel

Sydney or Canberra, typically eight years and up.

Associate Partner

Sydney or Canberra, a practice you are building.

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.

APPEARANCES

Boettcher Law at the German-Australian Chamber's defence roundtable

21 August 2026
The German-Australian Chamber of Industry and Commerce brought its members together in Sydney on the defence sector, with the German diplomatic mission taking part. It is the second time the Chamber has convened this conversation, the first having been held in 2023.
Our contribution was the part that sits before any of the opportunity: what a smaller German supplier actually has to have in place before it can win work here. That means the approvals and registrations a new entrant needs, the entity and the contracts underneath them, and the terms it will be asked to accept as a supplier two tiers down a chain it does not control.
It is work the firm already does for German companies entering the market, and the sector does not change the shape of it so much as raise the cost of getting it wrong.

Sydney

Canberra

Frankfurt a.M.