Hynes sews up new Australian aged-care body

Hynes Lawyers have advised on the establishment of a newly formed national peak body for aged-care providers_x000D_

Digital • 03 May 2012 • Big Law

Hynes sews up new Australian aged-care body

Firm: Hynes Lawyers (Leading Age Services Australia)

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Deal: Establishment of a new body, Leading Age Services Australia (LASA), for aged-care providers through the joining together of Aged Care Queensland, Aged and Community Care Victoria and the Aged Care Association Australia.

Area: Aged Care

Value: Undisclosed

Key players: Partner Julie McStay led the Hynes team

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Deal significance: LASA forms a single national voice representing providers in the aged-care industry. The not-for-profit body will provide member services for all providers of accommodation, care and services for older Australians. “It is a dynamic time for the aged-care industry with the Federal Government having announced on 20 April its aged-care reform package,” said McStay.

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