Connie Edwards

About

Connie's practice focuses primarily on property, commercial and corporate matters.

Connie is committed to providing friendly and comprehensive service to her clients.

Prior to joining Groom Kennedy in 2024, Connie's previous roles involved providing legal advice to clients in the media and hospitality industries.

Connie completed her law degree at Cardiff University in the United Kingdom and was admitted to practice in Tasmania in 2022.

Connie is currently on parental leave.

Education

Bachelor of Laws - Cardiff University

Contact

Connie.Edwards@groomkennedy.com.au

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New Housing Measures: Temporary Ban on Foreign Investors to Ease Market Pressure

With the Australian Government's recent ban on foreign investors purchasing established homes, we share some insights into the changes and what it means for Australians and foreign investors.

2/5/2025

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Consider the context before terminating for repudiation

The Victorian Supreme Court has recently highlighted some key issues related to repudiation of contract, by refusing to find that a party had repudiated its contract despite admissions that it was ‘in the process of winding down’, ‘unable to continue operating’ and ‘[would] not be in a position to settle’.

3/12/2024

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Decarbonisation of the Nation

What are the practical steps being taken towards net-zero in Australia?

16/5/2024

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Tax, Pricing & Risk in M&A – Insights from the Tax Institute Convention (Tasmania)

Key M&A takeaways from the Tax Institute’s Tasmanian Convention: structuring choices, locked box vs completion accounts, tax warranties, indemnities and earn-outs.

21/10/2025

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Shareholder disputes: How to prevent them, and what to do when things turn sour

Learn how to prevent and resolve shareholder disputes in Australia, with guidance on agreements, governance, and dispute resolution options.

12/9/2025

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Franchisors beware: Changes to the Franchising Code of Conduct

On 1 April 2025, major reforms to Australia’s Franchising Code of Conduct came into effect. This article outlines what franchisors need to know and do before the full transition deadline on 1 November 2025.

26/6/2025

About

Connie's practice focuses primarily on property, commercial and corporate matters.

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Knowledge and Insights

New Housing Measures: Temporary Ban on Foreign Investors to Ease Market Pressure

Consider the context before terminating for repudiation

Decarbonisation of the Nation

Tax, Pricing & Risk in M&A – Insights from the Tax Institute Convention (Tasmania)

Shareholder disputes: How to prevent them, and what to do when things turn sour

Franchisors beware: Changes to the Franchising Code of Conduct

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