10Th Floor Of St James
Solicitors in Sydney

This is an example of an HTML caption with a link. Since admission in 1981, practiced in the field of commercial equity with an emphasis on corporations insolvency. Webster SC) (appeal against refusal of practicing certificate). Hurley SC) (misleading and deceptive conduct). His practice focuses on all aspects of, and relating to, building, engineering and construction law. He also practices in all aspects of commercial law and insurance as well as areas related to these. He appears as a barrister in courts and tribunals, as healthy as in arbitration, mediation, security of payments adjudications and other alternative contradict resolution procedures in Australia, as well as in arbitration internationally. He is across local and external jurisdictions, a reflection of his wholehearted passion for jurisprudence'. 'He understands how people think and in doing so, is masterful in cross examination.' 'Philip is one of the best barristers I have dealt with, experienced in commercial litigation and advice, particularly construction and insurance matters. Knowledgeable and well researched in all areas he operates in, he also has a feasible and commercial sense clients appreciate.' 'Time and time again Philip demonstrates his prowess in dealing with complicated commercial and construction claims. His attention to detail is secondtonone, and his skill to get to the authentic issues in refute is greatly appreciated by clients and the judiciary alike.'. 'His talent as an recommend is a genuine reflection on his great and extensive knowledge of the law, procedure and practice.'. Since being called to the bar, Tristan has received briefs in a long variety of polite litigation. Corporations law matters (including claims for breaches of directors duties). Insolvency matters (including public examinations, claims for voidable transactions both on behalf of an against liquidators, and bankruptcy related proceedings, including on behalf of the Official Trustee in Bankruptcy). He also receives briefs in taxation matters both on behalf of and against the APO. In this role he handled complicated insolvency, taxation, and debt recovery matters. Upon leaving the APO in hasty 2014, he was engaged as Exceptional Counsel in his family's little practice, clears Commercial Lawyers, where he was responsible for all litigation. This included Family law (property orders), minor criminal matters, insurance litigation, and general debt recovery. Outer of his professional career, Tristan is passionate about skiing, having spent abundant seasons at Whistler backcomb in Canada active as a ski instructor. He also plays tennis and basketball, and is an avid Manly Warringah Sea Eagles fan.