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George Golvan is a Queen's Counsel who holds degrees in Law and Jurisprudence from Monash University and the degree of Juris Doctor ( J.D.) from Arizona State University.

Stephen Owen-Conway practices in all aspects of commercial and corporate law, including competition law and taxation law, and he  accepts instructions to appear at trials, appeals, mediations and arbitrations throughout Australia.

Noel Magee QC has been practising at the Bar since 1976. Noel has a broad commercial practice, regularly appearing in the Federal Court of Australia and the Commercial Court, Supreme Court of Victoria. He has a formidable reputation as an advocate, renowned for his skillful cross-examination.

Garry Bigmore QC is acknowledged as a leader in his field. He is listed in Doyle's Guide as a pre-eminent Insolvency & Restructuring Senior Counsel and is recognised as a notable practitioner in the Chambers Asia-Pacific Guide.

ProfileProfileAdmitted to practice in Victoria, New SouthWales, Tasmania, Queensland, Western Australia and Northern Territory. Admittedto Victorian Bar in 1967.

Simon Molesworth delivered his final judgment in the Land and Environment Court of New South Wales on 16 May 2019. He was first commissioned to be a Judge of the LEC from January 2017, an acting judicial appointment to the 31 December 2017.

Works at trial and appellate level and in recent years has appeared in a number of special leave applications and full appeals in the High Court particularly in the area of Tort Law.

Will Houghton QC practises predominantly in commercial, media and intellectual property law with particular expertise in competition and regulatory law, defamation, and contempt law.

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Ian Hill practices in criminal law and has appeared in all of the major Australian jurisdictions.  Essentially a trial advocate he has also appeared before State Appellate Courts and in the High Court.  He was appointed Queen's Counsel in 1997.

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Charles Scerri QC has extensive experience as an advocate and advisor in a wide variety of commercial matters with a particular emphasis on contractual disputes, competition and consumer law matters, class actions and commercial disputes within the mining and resources sector.

Charles Gunst took Silk in 1997. His principal areas of practice are employment, administrative and commercial law. He practises in the Victorian Supreme Court, the Federal Court and High Court and in other jurisdictions including New South Wales, the ACT and South Australia.