• BSc, LLB, LLM, MSc

    • Commercial Law

    • Corporations Law & Securities Law

    • Bankruptcy Law & Insolvency Law

    • Competition Law & Consumer Law

    • Banking & Finance

    • Contractual Disputes

    • Superannuation

    • Property & Probate

    • Tax Law & Revenue Law

    • Income Tax

    • Stamp Duty

    • Capital Gains Tax

    • Appellate

    • Equity & Trusts

    • Family Provision

    • Wills & Probate

    • Real Property

    • Criminal Law

    • Proceeds of Crime

    • Public Law & Administrative Law

    • Judicial Review

    • Human Rights Law

    • Merits Review

    • Disciplinary Proceedings

    • Constitutional Law

    • Native Title

    • Health & Medical

    • Inquests, Inquiries, Tribunals & Commissions

    • Royal Commissions

    • Environmental Law & Planning Law

    • Civil Enforcement

    • Mining

    • Planning Offences

    • Government

    • Local Government

    • Library Committee

    • Bar/BCL Green Committee

David Yarrow

Telephone: +61 3 9225 6053
Secretary: Jane Francis +61 3 9225 6075
Fax: +61 3 9670 5756
Email: dyarrow@vicbar.com.au
Mobile: 0406 788 398
Clerk: List G 


Profile
David Yarrow has a general public law and commercial law practice, with a special interest in the area of native title. 

 

Prior to coming to the Bar David was a lecturer in the Faculty of Law at Monash University where he taught property law and trusts law. He has also held other academic posts including as an adjunct professor at the Osgoode Hall Law School at York University. 

 

David has been a legal advisor for numerous Aboriginal organisations and has also been Principal Policy Officer in the Legal Branch of the Queensland Department of Premier and Cabinet. 

 

He has published a great number of academic articles and authored a number of book chapters concerning the area of native title, both in Australia and Canada, and is undertaking his doctoral thesis in this area. 

 

Admitted to the Legal Profession: 

16 Jun 1997

 

Signed Victorian Bar Roll:

02 Mar 2009

 

Admitted Elsewhere:

Queensland

 

Also entitled to practise in:

  • Australian Capital Territory

  • Federal Court of Australia

  • High Court of Australia

  • New South Wales

  • Northern Territory

  • Queensland

  • Tasmania

  • Western Australia

 

Previous occupation:

Lecturer, Monash University

 

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