Leading juniors are those with significant experience of key cases, strong market recognition from both peers and clients, and are seen as future candidates for silk.
‘Tim is one of Sydney’s leading juniors. His work product is exceptional, including oral advocacy. He is highly skilled as a barrister, and also a delight to work with.’
‘Harriet is an excellent construction/infrastructure barrister. Her strengths are the law, and ensuring matters are well prepared for hearing to achieve the best possible outcome.’
'Michael is second to none in this field and THE go-to senior-junior counsel. He is dedicated and detail-driven, easy to work with and client-friendly. He has an innate understanding of mining cases and the complex area of loss of production claims.'
‘Mark is a passionate, hands on advocate. Mark has a deep knowledge in construction, infrastructure, property and commercial disputes, but his most significant strength, and one that truly sets him apart from his peers, is his skill at applying that knowledge in a uniquely practical and effective way.'
‘His strengths include his technical legal skill, legal analysis and legal strategy. John has a very good temperament and rarely gets noticeably flustered. John respects and values the input of instructing solicitors.’
‘Claire is an outstanding barrister. She is outstanding in every respect, her written work is succinct, easy to read and most importantly persuasive. She is a first class cross examination and her verbal submissions clear and precise.’
‘Jonathan is an excellent advocate for his clients. His attention to detail is second to none. He has a deep understanding of construction, infrastructure and property law.’
‘Eli is extremely efficient and economic arising from his quick grasp of facts and relevant issues. He presents cases to both the court and at mediations in a very forthright and compelling manner. He is a go-to junior barrister for construction disputes.’
‘Matthew is an outstanding advocate. He's very good on his feet, great at developing a rapport with the bench, and is not phased when the wind is blowing against him. He is also a pleasure to work with.'