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The Legal Practitioners’ Liability Committee is delighted to welcome Justin Graham KC as a new Committee member commencing in March 2025.

Justin was appointed as senior counsel in 2020 and practises in commercial law at the Victorian Bar. With experience in a number of leadership positions, he is currently the President of a registered charity established in 1882, and has been a member on their board since 2019.

An Accredited Advocacy Instructor, Justin regularly presents at the Victorian Bar Readers’ Course and as part of the Bar’s Continuing Professional Development programme. He served as a member of the Readers’ Course Committee (responsible for content and delivery of Victorian Bar exam and readers’ course) from 2017 to 2023 and as Chair of that Committee from 2021 to 2023.

The LPLC looks forward to welcoming Justin as a valued member of the Committee.

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