About Christopher
Christopher Davis is a senior associate in Arnold Bloch Leibler’s commercial and private clients practice. He advises a broad range of clients with a particular focus on private corporate groups, family groups, trusts and succession planning.
Christopher represents both large and small corporate groups, mid-tier accounting firms, high-net-worth individuals and families who wish to protect their wealth for future generations.
Christopher has also acted for founders looking to establish their business, or exit their business and take the next step, and he has provided state tax advice to clients with trust structures. He works closely with accountants to effectively bridge the gap between accounting and legal terminology to deliver strategic results for clients. Christopher holds a Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Accounting and Finance, and a Juris Doctor from the University of Melbourne.
Practice focus
Christopher’s practice focuses on the following areas:
- commercial and corporate advice;
- stakeholder agreements, including shareholder and unitholder agreements;
- business and personal succession planning, including family agreements;
- asset protection and estate planning, and
- trusts and group structuring.
“There is no better team to have in your corner than ABL. I have received great service and advice from Christopher, and he is always a pleasure to work with.”
Experience
Christopher’s experience includes acting for:
- high-net-worth individuals and families in Australia and overseas: in relation to estate planning, business succession planning, trusts and family agreements.
- various private businesses: in relation to:
- business acquisitions, restructures and sales, and
- structuring and implementation of appropriate business vehicles and advising on and documenting shareholder and unitholder agreements.
- Tripp Investments in relation to its strategic deal with ASX-listed wagering software and data services company, Betmakers.
- Tripp Group and Tekkorp Holdings in relation to its establishment and launch of Australian online wagering business, betr.
- betr: in relation to its:
- capital raising and restructuring with new and existing shareholders, and
- merger with ASX-listed BlueBet.
