Partner · Holding Redlich
Melbourne, VIC
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Ben Constance is a partner at Holding Redlich in Melbourne, working in corporate & commercial law, mergers and acquisitions and finance. Doyle’s Guide lists Ben Constance as Recommended among Victoria’s business and commercial lawyers in 2026. The Victorian register of lawyers lists Benjamin Constance as a current practitioner (Employee without Trust).
Firm
Holding Redlich
Role
Partner
Office
Melbourne
Doyle’s Guide
Recommended 2026
Register
Employee without Trust
Ben Constance is a partner at Holding Redlich who splits his time between the firm's Melbourne and Canberra offices. His practice centres on cross-border M&A, joint ventures and private equity, and he regularly helps overseas investors enter the Australian market. He advises across the technology, property, construction, energy, renewables, hospitality and manufacturing sectors. With more than two decades of international legal experience, he previously led corporate and M&A teams based in the Middle East and Asia.
Doyle’s Guide lists Ben Constance as Recommended among Victoria’s business and commercial lawyers in 2026.
Ben Constance’s most recent listings. Every edition we could verify is set out in the ranking history below.
Every Doyle’s listing we could verify for Ben Constance. Each list page was opened individually on doylesguide.com, one edition at a time, on 17 September 2026; no run of years has been inferred from a single page.
Years are the edition years Doyle’s publishes. Ben Constance is not in the Victorian business and commercial lawyers list for 2021–2024, which we confirmed by searching each of those pages; that list was first published in 2021. We searched Doyle’s Victorian and national lawyer lists for commercial, corporate, property, leasing, insolvency, technology, employment, construction and estates work from 2015 to 2026.
As listed by Holding Redlich:
Sectors. Technology; Property; Construction; Energy and resources; Renewables; Hospitality; Manufacturing.
Listings in other directories, as published by the source shown. We have not independently verified these.
Ben Constance is listed on the Victorian register of lawyers kept by the Victorian Legal Services Board + Commissioner. The entry is reproduced below as it appeared on 17 September 2026 (the address field is omitted).
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Ben Constance is a partner at Holding Redlich in Melbourne, working in corporate & commercial law, mergers and acquisitions and finance.
Doyle’s Guide lists Ben Constance as Recommended among Victoria’s business and commercial lawyers in 2026. Each edition is linked in the ranking history on this page.
According to Holding Redlich: Corporate & Commercial Law; Mergers and Acquisitions; Finance; Startups & Emerging Enterprises.
Through Holding Redlich. This profile is editorial; Ben Constance has not claimed it and has no commercial relationship with Lawyer Reviews.
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