Our people
Two teams, one standard of care.
We describe our people here by what they do rather than who they are — the firm is built around roles and expertise, not individual profiles, and that's true across both practices.
Commercial firm
The practitioners paying clients work with.
Commercial solicitors
Specialists across corporate, property, technology and not-for-profit law, working directly with paying clients on scoped matters.
Wills & estates practitioners
Lawyers focused on estate planning and administration, guiding clients and families through sensitive, long-horizon decisions.
Conveyancing & property support
Paralegals and conveyancers who keep settlements and property transactions moving on time.
In-house pro bono desk volunteers
In-house counsel from corporate and government clients who contribute volunteer hours directly to humanitarian matters.
Humanitarian firm
The team behind free legal help.
Humanitarian solicitors
Employed lawyers covering police matters, family law, migration and human rights, working across advice bureaus and casework.
Registered migration agents
Specialists in visa and protection matters, working alongside solicitors on the asylum seeker legal clinic and broader migration casework.
Volunteer lawyers
Solicitors from the wider profession who give their time at advice bureaus, extending the humanitarian firm's reach well beyond its employed staff.
Paralegals & support staff
The people who keep phone advice lines answered, bureau sessions scheduled and files moving on time.
"Every role here sits on one side of the same firm — the work looks different, but the standard of care doesn't."
In keeping with our approach to this rebuild, we've described roles and expertise generally rather than publishing named staff profiles.
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