Fabian Dixon SC was admitted to practice in 1975 as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Tasmania.
Graduated W.A. School of Mines, Mining Engineering. Worked underground and open pit operations (including quarrying).
Profile:Interlocutory, trial and appellate advocacy, pleadings and opinion work in the Supreme, Federal and County Court in a broad range of commercial disputes in the areas of property (especially mortgage-related property), retail leasing, contracts, corporations law and insolvency.
Mr Panayi is an appellate specialist, who predominately acts for government in appeals pertaining to judicial review, administrative law, statutory interpretation, constitutional law, human rights and criminal law. He is lead Counsel in Victorian Government appeals in the Supreme Court and Court
Douglas is available to appear and advise in a broad range of civil matters. His principal areas of practice include wills and estates, family law and property disputes. He appears routinely in trials and mediations. Douglas has a strong connection with Regional people and issues.
Jack has particular expertise in all matters involving the interpretation and application of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) and other industrial legislation; applications for judicial review, in both the employment and industrial context, and other regulatory contexts; the law of employment, indust
Ben specialises in commercial law and appears in trial and appellate courts in all jurisdictions in Australia.
Natalie has over 18 years experience in court appearance work focussing predominantly on prosecuting complex litigation involving State and Commonwealth criminal offending and regulatory compliance, child protection and family law.
Robin accepts briefs to appear and provide written advice in matters relating to family law (including child support), and administrative law.
Simon specialises in criminal law, both trial and appellate and is a member of the VLA Criminal Trial Preferred Barrister List and holds an Indictable Crime Certificate (Victorian Bar).
Dan practises predominantly in commercial litigation, insolvency, estate litigation and property disputes in family law proceedings.
Eamonn accepts briefs in administrative, commercial, criminal and common law. He is particularly passionate about areas of the law concerning the proper exercise of state authority, whether in civil or criminal contexts, judicial or executive.
Scott Davison is available to accept briefs in Defamation, Disciplinary and Regulatory matters. In addition, Scott accepts briefs in the area of Medical Law and professional liability.
David has a broad practice in criminal, insurance and common law matters. David specialises in cases involving complex issues of fact and law ranging from class actions to criminal fraud proceedings involving substantial quantum.
Chris specialises in Criminal Law and takes briefs in all forms of criminal and quasi-criminal law.
Adam practices in all areas of criminal law. He also accepts briefs in disciplinary and regulatory matters including matters proceeding before and initiated by public authorities.
Jon's practice focuses on public law and torts. Since coming to the Bar, he has acted in:
Mathew is a conscientious and dedicated advocate. He accepts briefs in the following areas of law: administrative, commercial, employment and discrimination, regulatory, consumer, and common law.
Nick has a broad practice across commercial, criminal, and administrative law. He also accepts briefs in confiscation matters.
Lachlan practices in commercial and administrative law, and specialises in taxation.
He frequently acts for both the Commonwealth and private clients.
Veronica accepts briefs to appear and advise in commercial, public law and common law matters. She accepts briefs direct from in-house counsel.
Alex is an advocate with experience in family law and related jurisdictions.
Anna practises in commercial, public and criminal law. Anna has a particular interest in matters where civil and criminal jurisdictions intersect.
Kristy accepts briefs to appear and advise in public law, commercial law, general civil law and in minor crime, including in:
Chris accepts briefs to appear and advise in migration law, criminal law, commercial disputes, military law, family law, and employment law.
Carlin accepts briefs in criminal and quasi-criminal matters, including disciplinary tribunal proceedings, regulatory matters, public law and inquests. He also accepts briefs in Worksafe, workers compensation and employment law matters.
Vivienne accepts briefs to appear and advise in criminal, quasi-criminal and employment matters.
Christopher practises in commercial and public law.
He advises and appears in a range of areas, particularly corporate insolvency (including PPSR issues), equity and trusts, class actions and administrative and constitutional law.
Andrew practices in criminal law in the Magistrates’ Court and County Court, including therapeutic courts and lists within those jurisdictions. He is available to appear in all metropolitan and regional courts. He accepts briefs in: