Lamco is led by Hollia Lam, with a mission to support entrepreneurs in building, protecting and growing their wealth. We believe in long-term relationships, not transactional lawyering. You are not just a file to us, you are part of a community and we grow together!
We believe the foundation of effective partnerships is built upon open communication. In the spirit of transparency and mutual success, share your aspirations, challenges, and queries with us. Whether you require legal insight or simply have questions, we are your trusted ally. Let’s begin a collaborative journey together.
Our reputation is punctuated by not only successful outcomes but the lasting and strong client relationships we have cultivated. Over the years, we have encountered a myriad of legal cases, from intricate property transactions to complex business negotiations.
Each case showcases our depth of knowledge, strategic acumen and progressive approaches. Our team stands ready to adapt to the ever-shifting legal landscape, providing our clients with the reliability they need.
This is how Lamco started and will continue to build.
Whilst our specialisation lies in business and commercial law our extensive expertise spans a spectrum of practice areas, including property law, corporate law, asset protection, debt recovery, and general and business migration.
We excel in providing tailored legal support that propels our clients into their next life phase or business horizon. Our forward-thinking approach is designed to guide our clients through the complexities of the legal landscape, whether they are small businesses or high-net-worth individuals.
For international businesses seeking to establish a strong foothold in the Australian market, our planning and strategy ensure a seamless transition.
Feel free to reach out to us for your initial complimentary consultation.
At Lamco, no matter is too big or too small. Every client receives the same level of care, attention and strategic thinking. This is because we are invested in your journey, not just your matter. You tell us how the matter will change your life and we listen, so that we can work with you to navigate that change together.
When disputes arise, our focus is on resolution, not generating fees for our own benefit. We take a measured, commercially sensible approach to solving problems and think beyond rigid structures and fixed six-minute increments to help you achieve your goals and make informed decisions.
Principal Solicitor
Harnessing a wealth of experience spanning Hong Kong, Cayman, BVI, Bermuda and various corners of Australia, Hollia specialises in the intricacies of corporate and commercial law. Her focal point encompasses corporate finance, corporate structures and asset protection. Cultivating a diverse cultural background and bilingual proficiency, Hollia is adept at navigating the complexities of global client assistance with finesse.
Prior to the establishment of Lamco, Hollia directed her expertise towards debt capital markets transactions. This realm included the orchestration of high-yield and investment-grade bond offerings, as well as pre-IPO equity and debt financing. Hailing from the dynamic legal landscape of Hong Kong, she has honed an ability to thrive under high pressure, particularly when confronted with intricate legal and compliance issues during transactions.
Grounded in a comprehensive legal background, Hollia brings forth a distinctive perspective to client issues, responding with a pragmatic stance on dispute resolution. Her unwavering commitment to providing adaptive, client-centric solutions is a testament to her professionalism.
Hollia’s distinguished qualifications include:
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