Michael Gronow QC
QUALIFICATIONS B.A.(Hons), LL.B(Hons), LL.M (Melb), FCIArb, Dip ICArb (CIArb).
ADMITTED 1991 BAR 1997
YEAR APPOINTED SILK 2017
CHAMBERS ACK 3104
PHONE 9225 7115
MOBILE 0411 289 318
EMAIL michaelgronow@bigpond.com
AREAS OF PRACTICE
- Administrative Law
- Arbitrators International
- Banking and Finance
- Bankruptcy and Insolvency
- Commercial Law
- Competition Law
- Constitutional
- Contract
- Copyright
- Corporations
- Costs / Taxing Master
- Credit
- Customs / Shipping / Maritime
- Defamation
- Disciplinary Tribunals
- Equity / Equitable Relief / Trusts
- Franchising
- Guarantees
- Insurance
- Intellectual Property
- International / Conflicts of Law
- Landlord and Tenant
- Mediators (Accredited)
- Partnerships
- Patent
- Probate / Wills / Part IV
- Probate / Wills / Part IV
- Product Liability
- Professional Negligence
- Securities
- Torts (Other Than PI)
- Trade Practices
Experience
Michael is the author of McPherson's Law of Company Liquidation, the co-author of Australian Bankruptcy Law and Practice, the joint editor of Australian
Bankruptcy Cases (New Series) and the author of the sub-title, 'Compulsory Bankruptcy' in Laws of Australia. He has published journal articles in Australia
and overseas on a range of topics including Insolvency, Arbitration, Intellectual Property, Equity, Professional Negligence, Trade Practices and Remedies.
Michael is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, and has for some years lectured on commercial legal topics at the Leo Cussen Institute and the University of Melbourne. He is a Senior Fellow and the subject co-ordinator for Insolvency Law in the JD program at Melbourne Law School. He is a Member, of the Anglican Church Professional Standards Review Board (Victoria), a Member of the UMSU and GSA Electoral Tribunals, a Member of the ASIC Insolvency Practitioner Disciplinary Committee - Minister's Pool and a Member, AFSA Trustee Registration Committee. Before joining the Bar Michael was a Senior Associate at Blake Dawson Waldron practising in Commercial Litigation including Banking and Insolvency.
From 1st July 2008, liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation.