Looks like there is another IP firm that has chosen to list Qantm Intellectual Property
Was reading an AFR article on them:
http://www.copyright link/business/...m-very-different-from-slaters-20160826-gr23nu
I think this is interesting. Tort reform is a key regulatory risk of Shine's business and this seems to apply at a state level. Therefore diversifying both outside of QLD and into different practice areas is a rational way to mitigate this risk. I'm pretty happy with Shine's strategy.
Slater and Gordon's recent experience with the UK also highlights the direct impact regulation can have on the profitability of these businesses. It's interesting that Qantm is actively choosing not to diversify. Perhaps the risk of IP reform impacting revenue is lower. I'm not sure. Maybe they are being smart, or maybe they have a lesson coming some time in the future.
I suppose that there is also risk in acquiring businesses outside of their core competency. With Shine's stated goal to build up their Family Law empire, let's hope they are making an effort to understand the business impacts and risks of this new area of practice.
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