Western Sydney’s leading law firm, Coleman Greig Lawyers has opened its third full-service office within the Greater Sydney region, at 121 Henry Street, Penrith. The state-of-the-art office will house a team of experienced lawyers and support staff dedicated to providing a full range of CBD-style legal services to clients across the Nepean region.
As we draw closer to the construction of Sydney’s second airport, Coleman Greig has continued to pay close attention to what will eventually become of the 11,200 hectares known as the Badgerys Creek Aerotropolis. One point obvious at present is that this upcoming residential and business hub is set to change the face of retail leasing within the Western Sydney region.
Participants in Western Sydney’s Largest charity race, the Coleman Greig Challenge, set a new record on Friday 21 September 2018, raising over $231,000 for children with special needs and newborn care.
Our most recent Women in Business forum, held on International Women’s Day (March 8), was a wonderfully inspiring celebration of the achievements of women throughout Western Sydney, Australia and the world.
It was not uncommon for lawyers in the early 20th century to take on roles within the community, and Ralph Coleman was no different – having taken on positions as both the pro bono lawyer to the Oatlands Golf Club and Chairman of the Parramatta Park Trust.
Parramatta in the roaring twenties was significantly less of a business hub than it is today (or even than it was in the 1960’s); much can be said about those businesses, new and old
The Coleman Greig story goes back to 1928, when Ralph Coleman – on the advice of his Uncle, Mr W. Noller (the Mayor of Parramatta at the time) brought his family down to Western Sydney from the Mid-North Coast hinterland town of Bowraville.
This year sees Coleman Greig Lawyers celebrate our 90th anniversary as Western Sydney’s leading law firm. With such an outstandingly rich timeline behind us, the firm is set to celebrate with a year-long walk down memory lane.
Penrith LGA is currently one of the hardest-hit areas in the state with regard to reports of domestic violence. Unfortunately, Penrith is not alone in these numbers – with the neighbouring Blacktown area showing the highest number of domestic violence incidents in NSW: with 2083 in the year up until March 2017.
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