Moulis Legal is a progressive, modern, Australia-based legal business handling commercial and international matters.

Who We Are

We are client-centric, fully committed, focused on success, and service-driven. We provide high-level legal services in a personal way, with strong understanding and commitment.

 

commercial + international

 

Moulis Legal is a progressive modern legal business handling commercial and international matters.

It is our mission to deliver legal services at the highest level, on a personal basis, and with understanding and commitment. We are careful in our acceptance of instructions so that we can be sure of our ability to effectively and directly commit our time and resources to the representation of our valued clients. We strive to deliver the best value to our clients in their purchase of legal services and to help them to achieve the outcomes they want.

Our particular focus areas include international trade, public and administrative law, competition and consumer law, dispute resolution, intellectual property, technology law and general commercial law. Our business lawyers have substantial experience working on transactions throughout Europe, the US and Asia and special knowledge and experience of business and investment between Australia and China, spanning both cultures and their legal systems.

Moulis Legal was founded by our principal partner, Daniel Moulis, in 2005 on his return to Canberra from the Freehills Sydney partnership, now Herbert Smith Freehills. Since then Moulis Legal and individual lawyers within the firm have been highly ranked by respected peer review agencies Chambers & Partners, Who’s Who Legal and Best Lawyers. Our recognitions include consistent Band 1 recognition by Chambers & Partners Asia Pacific, and as one of Australia’s top 20 law firms (Chambers & Partners, 2015).

Moulis Legal is an incorporated legal practice with offices in Canberra, Brisbane, and Adelaide.

News

Boardroom Breakfast Series | Understanding insolvency events when you’re a creditor.

Businesses are more frequently finding themselves as creditors of a company in administration or liquidation. Insolvency events are not a simple box ticking exercise for creditors to follow. Creditors should inform themselves about the process and the possible outcomes, in order to make better commercial decisions that protect their own interests and help prevent future losses. 

Moulis Legal appoints new chief executive officer

Moulis Legal is pleased to announce the appointment of a new chief executive officer, Zarmina Nasir. Zarmina extends our capabilities with her vast experience in governance and management, and her deep understanding of global challenges, the regulatory environments that opposingly impede and assist change, and the relationships operating across these landscapes.

International Business Connect – Thursday 8 June 2023

Moulis Legal, in conjunction with Canberra Business Chamber and the Australian Trade and Investment Committee, invite you to our upcoming event, International Business Connect.

Blog

The strength in flexibility

A flexible workplace is so full of potential. It is a place where people are kicking all sorts of goals. They are happy, productive, ambitious and energised. They are full of ideas and full of enthusiasm, because they are both fuelled and supported by an easier engagement in life, in family and community. A flexible workplace is a stronger workplace.

The heart of diversity is at home

We agree that diversity in the workplace is desirable from ethical and economic standpoints. Achieving it, however, is not as simple as treating everyone exactly the same.

Diversity is not about being equal

Many diversity strategies have been founded in the belief that everyone should be equal, but is that the right approach? I recently saw this graphic on LinkedIn. Great game, great crowd but that’s not the story here. It’s a “spot the difference” between the spectators in the foreground of the two images and their view of the game.