Sarah Guttridge

Legal Counsel - Commercial

Sarah is a Legal Counsel with experience in commercial law, specialising in contract and construction law.

With a keen focus on reviewing, drafting, and negotiating commercial contracts, Sarah brings expertise to ensure that small to medium-sized businesses receive prompt legal advice tailored to their needs. From negotiating large multi-million-dollar supply contracts to drafting terms and conditions for everyday transactions, Sarah thrives on the challenge of guiding contracts from review to completion.

“I am passionate about providing quality legal advice that prioritises value for clients. By listening to clients’ goals, determining their priorities, and offering tailored support. I aim to achieve successful outcomes. I take pride in providing clear and concise reasoning for legal advice, building trust with clients, and demystifying legal concepts.”

Prior to joining Source, Sarah worked as a Contracts Lawyer at Ampcontrol Limited. Before transitioning to law, she held management, marketing, and purchasing roles within small stationery and office products businesses, providing her with a well-rounded perspective on business operations.

 

Expertise

Sarah has experience advising on all aspects of commercial law, with a focus on:

  • Contract law
  • Legal research and commercial advice

 

Qualifications

  • Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice – College of Law
  • Bachelor of Laws (LLB) – University of New England
  • Graduate Certificate in Business Administration – University of Newcastle
  • Bachelor of Business – University of Newcastle

 

Get to know Sarah

Sarah is proud of her decision to make a career change to study law, after a successful career in marketing, purchasing, and management roles.

Sarah enjoys holidays with her family in the caravan, reading, Pilates, and her weekly boxing for fitness class. She loves all things Doctor Who, Star Wars, Stargate, and sci-fi in general.

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