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Moulis Legal clients can remain assured of the depth and range of our legal expertise with partner director Daniel Moulis and special counsel Lucinda Watson being recognised in the 2022 Edition of Best Lawyers in Australia. Daniel has been ranked in three categories: customs and excise law, regulatory practice, and trade law. In addition to being ranked in the mentioned categories, Daniel has also been ranked as Lawyer of the Year in regulatory practice. Lawyer of the Year is awarded to an individual with the highest overall peer feedback in each practice area and geographic location. Lucinda has been ranked in the category of information technology law.
The 2022 ranking marks the 15th consecutive year Daniel has been ranked by Best Lawyers. Daniel is highly regarded worldwide for his study and practice of international trade law. Clients appreciate his approachable nature and rely on his deep knowledge and experience in providing guidance for complex matters.
Lucinda has over 15 years of experience providing strategic insight and expert knowledge in large scale information and communication technology transactions, complex procurements, and health-related product acquisitions. Lucinda advises and represents clients from a variety of industries including government organisations, telecommunications companies, software, and pharmaceutical companies. Her ranking in the category of information technology law is recognition by her peers for her capability and tenacious style of working to effectively handle complicated technology law matters with a personal approach.
Thank you to our valued clients and peers for this recognition. At Moulis Legal, we continue to deliver the best value to our clients, helping them to achieve their best possible commercial outcomes.
Recognition by Best Lawyers is based entirely on peer review. Lawyers who are nominated for consideration in Best Lawyers in Australia are voted on by currently recognised Best Lawyers working in the same practice area and located in the same geographic region.