Beatrice Ludwig is the Principal Solicitor of Ludwig Lawyers, a firm she established in March 2011. Her academic journey began with a law degree from Universitaet Zuerich in Switzerland, followed by a Master of Laws in Corporate, Commercial, and Taxation Law from the University of New South Wales. She further honed her legal expertise with a Diploma of Law from the Legal Practitioners Admission Board in Sydney. Beatrice's extensive legal career started in Zuerich and Ambri as a commercial lawyer, and upon moving to Australia, she was admitted as a Solicitor and Barrister of the Supreme Court of NSW in 2005 and registered with the High Court of Australia in 2008.
She possesses a wealth of experience in managing intricate litigation matters and is known for her ability to distil complex problems into straightforward, effective solutions. Her professional journey includes roles with prestigious institutions such as Anwaltskanzlei Juri, the Australian Government Solicitor, LexisNexis Butterworths, Freehills, and Turner Freeman.
At Ludwig Lawyers, Beatrice focuses on Commercial Law, Intellectual Property Law, Charities and Not for Profits Law, Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution, and Wills and Estates. Her dedication to the legal field is paralleled by her involvement in various directorships and memberships, including her roles with the Law Society of New South Wales, The Australian Landscape Science Institute, Friendly Farms Limited, and the Community Overspray Groups in Narromine.
Beatrice's previous board and executive memberships have included positions with Gene Ethics, the Uniting Church of Australia, Pingala Cooperative Ltd, and the Waratah CLT Association Inc. She has contributed to the legal discourse through numerous presentations and publications, addressing topics such as private funds for charities, intellectual property, financial advice, and sustainable agriculture.
A multilingual professional, Beatrice is fluent in English, German, French, and possesses intermediate Italian and basic Russian skills. Her interests lie in scientific research, agro-ecological farming, and exploring innovative landscape management practices. Beatrice is deeply passionate about fostering healthy landscapes and communities, demonstrated through her collaboration in sustainability events and workshops, particularly at Friendly Farms.
