Level 5 / 55 Hunter Street
Newcastle NSW 2300
T 02 4929 3995
F 02 4929 2099
info@chpartners.com.au

OUR LAW FIRM

Welcome to Catherine Henry Partners, a law firm which advises and represents clients in health and relationship legal matters.

Based in Newcastle CBD, we act for clients throughout regional NSW and ACT.

We take care to focus on optimal outcomes in legal issues arising from health care and relationships.

Catherine Henry Partners lawyers are expert, caring, supportive and pragmatic.

HEALTH LAW

The health lawyers at Catherine Henry Partners have significant expertise in all aspects of medical and health law that impact on individuals. A number of our team come from clinical backgrounds.

Although much of our health law practice focuses on medical malpractice claims, our health lawyers also advise individuals and health professionals in health disciplinary matters and can help with coronial inquests, guardianship and mental health enquiries.

RELATIONSHIP LAW

Catherine Henry Partners assists clients confronting issues arising from significant family and personal relationships throughout their lifetimes.

Our experienced and skilled lawyers deliver effective and lasting relationship law solutions for clients.

We advise and represent people seeking creative, effective and sustainable solutions to their family and personal relationship issues.

NEWS

Catherine Henry Partners Appoints New Partner
4 March 2013 Senior health lawyer at Catherine Henry Partners, Kate Washington, has been appointed a partner, effective 1 March 2013. Kate comes to the partnership with an impressive litigation background having worked in senior positions in the Newcastle office of two national law firms. Read more....

Catherine Henry Partners joins forces with established family law/estate planning firm
21 January 2013 Catherine Henry Partners has merged with highly respected Newcastle legal practice, Lucas & Associates Read more....

NSW Government set to apologise over forced adoption issue
21 August 2012 The NSW Government have announced that they will deliver an apology to the estimated tens of thousands state wide who have been affected by forced adoption policies and practices between 1951 and 1975. Read more....