Rhys Bower

Rhys Bower is a dedicated solicitor with a rich and diverse career path, culminating in the establishment of a boutique law firm in regional Australia. Initially set on a career in engineering, Rhys chose to study finance and business for expediency, which led to a role advising state treasurers and federal ministers. This exposure revealed to him the parallels between law and engineering, sparking his passion for the legal profession. Rhys's legal journey is marked by a variety of roles and contributions. He has worked with top-tier firm Clayton Utz, representing federal and state governments, and has also served as a law lecturer at the Australian National University. As an editor of the Federal Law Review, Rhys's expertise has extended into academia, where he has also been published. Since moving to Regional Australia in 2012, he has been practising law with a focus on innovation and challenging the status quo, inspired by the vibrant community in Wagga Wagga. He currently leads Bower Wood Lawyers as Principal, where he combines old-fashioned, client-focused service with cutting-edge technology. His firm focuses on business services for startups and established businesses, alongside conveyancing, estate planning, and estate administration for individuals. Rhys believes in real value and transparency, quoting all work upfront to avoid hourly charges, while serving clients nationwide from regional NSW. His career reflects a continuous drive for improvement and a commitment to doing things better, in line with the dynamic spirit of regional Australia.