Synergy Law

Supporting Government to become 'future ready', partnering with clients to achieve legally defensible outcomes.
By leaning into complex and challenging issues, we can find options and solutions to support legally defensible outcomes and provide confidence for the commonwealth.

Synergy Law is a Synergy Group integrated legal offering, specialising in Government law and legal advisory services. Synergy Law as a capability, and an added service line, enables Synergy Group to provide clients integrated end to end advisory services and solutions which are legally assured and defensible. Synergy Law also provides Synergy Group the additional capability to look at ways to ‘lean into’ future legal issues such as: cyber security, ICT and infrastructure security, emerging energy resources, climate law, supply chain management, data sharing and information law, to support Government operations becoming ‘future ready’.

Synergy Law not only provides an integrated legal service but added depth of experience through having worked in, and for, Government on complex legal, policy and program matters. We know our market, we know our clients, we understand what you need. We will lean in, work beside you, and help you achieve your outcomes.

Meet the team

From start to finish we listen and seek to understand and deliver impact, together, in partnership.

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Insight

Digital accessibility is a human right, not just a technical rquirement for Government

In the early 2010s, Australians were filling out paper tax return forms by hand and mailing them back to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). In just one-decade, ​the ​digital transformation undeniably swept over most Federal Government service offerings​.​ MyGov has enabled faster service delivery, seamless interactions between citizens and the Government​,​ and robust data-driven services. However, for all this progress and rapid transformation, the question remains - who is being left behind?
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