Eton Tao joined Tahota Law Firm (Sydney) in 2023 and is a registered lawyer at the Supreme Court of New South Wales. He obtained a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the Australian National University in 2019 and a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from the University of Sydney in 2022. Eton has a unique educational background, integrating psychology with legal knowledge in his practice to provide clients with more personalized and in-depth legal consultations.

During his time at law school, Eton began to delve into the field of property law, accumulating valuable practical experience. Currently, his main areas of practice at Tahota Law Firm include civil/commercial litigation and property law.

Practical Legal Training College of Law Juris Doctor

University of Sydney Bachelor of Science (Major in Psychology) Australian National University

2022 – 2023 Longton Legal (Paralegal)

2023 – Present Tahota (Sydney) Law Firm (Solicitor)

1. Drafting, Reviewing, and Negotiating Contracts for the Sale and Purchase of land: Drafted and reviewed many sale and purchase contracts involving residential properties. Coordinated with other side’s lawyers and real estate agents to ensure a smooth and efficient property delivery and transaction process.
2. Drafting and Reviewing Loan Agreements: Drafted and reviewed loan agreements for small lenders and individual clients.
3. Shareholder Agreements and Equity Transfer Agreements for Private Companies: Drafted shareholder agreements and equity transfer agreements for private companies, applied corporate regulations, providing legal support for corporate governance and changes in equity ownership.
4. Assisting Startup Companies: This included drafting service agreements to ensure clarity and protection for both the service provider and the client. Advised on adherence to applicable laws and regulations.
5. Advising Tenants and Landlords on many Lease Agreements: Involved a thorough review and interpretation of lease terms, ensuring that tenants and landlords fully understood their rights and obligations.