Theodora Gianniotis

Theodora Gianniotis is a distinguished NSW lawyer with over two decades of experience, focusing on Cultural Heritage within the legal landscape. Her expertise spans across property, conveyancing, planning, heritage, and local government law. With a commitment to utilising cutting-edge technology, Theodora delivers innovative legal solutions, underpinned by her substantial project management skills. Her adept understanding of planning significantly enhances her capability in conveyancing matters. As a Principal at BEH Legal, Theodora is instrumental in residential and commercial conveyancing and land use planning, providing unmatched personalised service. Her role as Director of the Built Environmental Heritage Group underscores her dedication to cultural heritage, offering pragmatic solutions and advocacy to both government and private sectors. Her experience as an in-house counsel has refined her skill in dealing with complex heritage and environmental legal frameworks. With a robust background in managing extensive litigation files at firms like Bartier Perry and PHILLIPS FOX, she has honed her ability to navigate the intricacies of heritage legislation and environmental law. Her earlier roles at Holman Webb and South Sydney City Council further strengthened her governance and compliance capabilities in local government contexts. Theodora's academic achievements include a Master’s Degree in Environmental Law from the University of Sydney and further qualifications in Cultural Resource Management. She combines her legal acumen with a rich understanding of heritage impacts, making her an invaluable asset in the realm of cultural resource management. Her approachable communication style fosters strong relationships with clients, enabling her to effectively address their needs and facilitate successful outcomes.