As well as having over 20 years experience dealing in all facets of creative industry law, David is director of independent label Rubber Records and music publisher Rubber Music Publishing. A passionate advocate for local music and creative industries, David chairs the board of Australian Independent Record Labels Association, is Vice President of Worldwide Independent Network, and is a board member of Melbourne International Film Festival, Australia Recording Industry Association and the Phonographic Performance Company of Australia.

Stephen practices in all facets of commercial and entertainment law; with a particular focus on music and television talent representation. Stephen combines his legal knowledge with his vast experience in the music industry, including in private practice in the UK representing major artists, labels and the Musicians Union and in Australia as the Business Affairs Manager for Festival Mushroom Records. Stephen is a supporter of local music and provides pro bono services to Music NT and Arts Law members. Stephen is also Director of Ink Music Publishing.

Julian represents high profile musical talent, managers, labels, publishers, events and start-ups, and with a large overseas network has been instrumental in setting up international deals for his clients. He has been a musician signed to major and indie labels, and has a post-grad degree in corporate finance. In addition to his extensive music law practice, Julian represents film and television projects, studios, creative agencies, celebrity talent, media and tech companies, events, designers, and NGO’s.

Romani has worked in the creative industries for many years, most recently at the Melbourne firm of Dwyer & Co. Romani is a practicing artist specializing in mixed media sculpture, with particular attention to incorporating bronze and glass in her work. Romani works as a consultant at the firm and offers her services to visual artists. She is a founding member of the Key of Sea charity album and a board member of Northcity4, a studio and educational organization in Brunswick. Romani is currently completing her masters on the Australian art market.

Marcus has experience in both litigation and commercial law having practiced in Australia and the UK. Marcus has represented artists, managers, labels, publishers and producers from the UK, North America, Europe, Scandinavia, India and Australia. He is a keen musician and has a particular interest in working with new and emerging artists. Marcus also holds a Bachelor Degree in Commerce majoring in Finance.

Yasmin practises in commercial and entertainment law, particularly in relation to new media and design; representing local and international digital service providers (DSPs), developers and design companies. In addition, Yasmin advises musicians, film makers, producers, managers, fashion designers, photographers and radio stations in relation to a broad range of legal issues. Yasmin has extensive commercial experience having transitioned to law after a career in business brokerage and currently as the Business Affairs Manager for Rubber Records. Yasmin holds a Juris Doctor (hons) and an MBA.

Kylie has experience in both commercial and entertainment law representing artists, managers, publishers, distributors, not-for-profit organisations, independent record labels and production companies. Kylie is also responsible for the firm’s trademark matters and has extensive experience in commercial and residential property transactions. Kylie is an advocate of animal rights and has been a volunteer at the RSPCA since 2008. Kylie holds a Bachelor Degree in Commerce majoring in Economics and Finance.

Maria Amato is the firm’s CFO. With over twenty years' experience in the entertainment industry, Maria is a Board Member of Music Victoria and the principal of Results Management - a company she setup in 1994 to provide CFO and bookkeeping services to a broad range of clients. Maria also provides forensic accounting services and has successfully delivered innovative solutions to streamline business processes, cut costs and increase profitability.