Young's List

Located in Melbourne, Australia, Young’s List barristers are skilled in advocacy and advice across a broad range of areas including taxation law, arbitration, building and construction, corporate and commercial disputes, public law, employment law, insolvency & bankruptcy, property, equity & trusts, admiralty and maritime, insurance and professional negligence.

We are proud of the depth and breadth of experience of the barristers on Young’s List. In December 2020 List member, Michael Osborne KC, was appointed to the Supreme Court of Victoria, now The Hon Michael Osborne. In November 2021 Daniel Aghion SC was appointed Silk. In 2021 Charles Shaw KC was elected to the position of Vice President of the Victorian Bar.

Helen Symon KC, ranked in Chambers, is a doyen of the Victorian Bar, a leader in her field of taxation and the third most senior woman at the Victorian Bar.

Young’s List was founded in 2012 by Tammy Young, the Head Clerk at Young’s List and is the key contact for all enquiries. Tammy is a former practising solicitor and barrister herself and brings a unique knowledge and understanding of legal practice to ensure instructors and barristers receive outstanding service.

Main Areas of Practice

Arbitration

Bankruptcy Law & Insolvency Law

Class Actions

Commercial Litigation

Competition & Consumer Law

Construction & Infrastructure Law

Corporations Law

Defamation Law

Employment Law

Insurance Law & Professional Negligence Law

Intellectual Law & Trade Practices

Maritime Law & Transport Law

Property Law

Public Law & Administrative Law

Tax Law & Revenue Law

Technology Law & Media Law

Wills & Probate

* Young’s List is an approved clerk in Victoria, Australia. Barristers are not co-located in the set of chambers in which the clerk’s office is located. Young’s List is located at 221 Queen Street. Barristers on Young’s List are located across Owen Dixon Chambers (West and East), Lonsdale Chambers, Chancery Chambers, Castan Chambers, Dawson Chambers, Isaacs Chambers and Ah Ket Chambers.