Darcy Heffernan

Lawyer

About

Darcy's practice spans corporate, commercial and property law.

Originally from his family farm in southern New South Wales, Darcy relocated to Tasmania to pursue his legal career. He completed his law degree in 2024 and was admitted to practice in 2025. During his studies, he competed in a range of national and international mooting and negotiation competitions, further developing his advocacy and problem-solving skills.

Darcy has been actively involved in the legal and broader community, holding committee positions with the Tasmania University Law Society and the Community Engagement Tasmania Society (COMET). He also serves on the board of Governance Hub Inc., an organisation that provides resources and guidance to support not-for-profit organisations across Tasmania.

 

Darcy Heffernan

Education

Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours) – University of Tasmania

Contact

darcy.heffernan@groomkennedy.com.au

Select Transactions

Return to Our People

Knowledge and Insights

ACCC Business Acquisition Notifications: What the 2026 Merger Regime Means for Australian DealmakersKnowledge

ACCC Business Acquisition Notifications: What the 2026 Merger Regime Means for Australian Dealmakers

Planning an acquisition in Australia? Understand ACCC business acquisition thresholds, serial acquirer rules, waivers, fees and timing under the 2026 regime.

26/2/2026

Read More →
ACCC Business Acquisition Notifications: What the 2026 Merger Regime Means for Australian DealmakersKnowledge

ACCC Business Acquisition Notifications: What the 2026 Merger Regime Means for Australian Dealmakers

Planning an acquisition in Australia? Understand ACCC business acquisition thresholds, serial acquirer rules, waivers, fees and timing under the 2026 regime.

26/2/2026

Read More →
Employee Share Schemes: Turning Equity into a Competitive AdvantageKnowledge

Employee Share Schemes: Turning Equity into a Competitive Advantage

A practical overview of employee share schemes and ESOPs for Australian businesses, including common equity structures, start‑up tax concessions and key legal and compliance considerations.

17/2/2026

Read More →
Legal Trends and Regulatory Risks Australian companies should prepare for in 2026Knowledge

Legal Trends and Regulatory Risks Australian companies should prepare for in 2026

In 2026, Australian companies face significant regulatory, ESG and technology driven changes. This article outlines the key legal risks and practical steps to stay compliant.

29/1/2026

Read More →

Get in Touch

Reach out to Groom Kennedy via our contact page and one of our Hobart lawyers will be ready to assist you.

Contact Us