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Adam Phillips is a solicitor, registered property valuer and director of Wallum Law.

Adam has worked in private practice, primarily acting for landowners throughout Queensland affected by coal seam gas and mining projects, compulsory acquisition and resumption proposals and other environmental law matters.

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Adam specialises in a niche area of law where it is critical to understand the law, the subject matter and the interests of the client.

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It’s all about doing everything possible to genuinely pursue the best possible outcome for each client.

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Adam is also a registered property valuer. He has worked as a commercial property valuer for private firms, both domestically and internationally, as well as for government performing statutory valuations. Whilst no longer practicing in the capacity of a valuer, Adam is drawn to legal matters involving valuation issues.

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Adam is across the valuation process. The methodology, the numbers, the court cases that set the precedents, compensation assessments.

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It’s a narrow discipline and a source of great interest.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Laws, Queensland University of Technology

  • Bachelor of Applied Science, Queensland University of Technology

  • Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, Queensland University of Technology

  • Registered Property Valuer, Queensland No. 2868

  • Legal Practitioner of Supreme Court of Queensland

  • Legal Practitioner of High Court of Australia

Professional Memberships

  • Queensland Law Society

  • Sunshine Coast Law Association

  • Queensland Environmental Law Association (QELA)

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What is wallum?

Wallum is the name given to the coastal ecosystem in south east Queensland and northern New South Wales. Think banksias, melaleucas and wildflowers on shrubby, sometimes swampy, country fringing the coast.

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Wallum country is known for its resilience. The flourish of wildflowers on sandy, nutrient poor soils. Banksias hardened by coastal winds yet still in bloom. A triumph against adversity.

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There’s something in that.

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