Principal Solicitor | Managing Director | Public Notary
Ethan Wang is the principal founding solicitor and a Notary Public at Brightstone Legal. He has extensive experience advising on complex real estate development projects, commercial acquisitions, and legal due diligence. Ethan is also highly proficient in Australian foreign investment regulations, regularly assisting clients with a wide range of cross-border transactions and compliance matters.
His practice covers general corporate law, including corporate restructurings, mergers and acquisitions, governance matters, and cross-border corporate transactions. Ethan also advises on Australian financial services law, mortgage transactions, and commercial dispute resolution.
Ethan’s clients include leading China-based investment groups, local and overseas property developers, private equity funds, and high-net-worth individuals. He is known for his commercially attuned approach and ability to deliver clear, strategic advice on sophisticated matters.
“ Balancing your rights to provide a pragmatic, commercially-geared solution - we stand attuned with your commercial goals to achieve your desired outcome.”
As a Public Notary, Ethan provides comprehensive notarial and legalisation services for both corporate and individual clients. His notarial work includes certifying powers of attorney, identity documents, corporate and academic records, and facilitating Apostille or consular authentication for documents to be used overseas. Ethan’s notarial services are known for their precision, reliability, and deep understanding of international legal requirements.
Admissions & Appointments
High Court of Australia
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Appointed as a Notary Public in New South Wales
Education
LL.B., University of Sydney
B.Com (Finance), University of Sydney
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