Greg Ross

Greg Ross serves as the Principal at Greg D Ross - Lawyer Pty Limited, bringing an unparalleled breadth of experience in both government and commercial legal practices. With a robust track record in procurement and probity issues, Greg is well-versed in navigating the intricacies of government operations. His tenure as a partner at Eakin McCaffery Cox’s Commercial Government team allowed him to refine his expertise in commercial contracting, legislative reform, and intellectual property law. Greg's legal journey spans over four decades, marked by a dedication to achieving the best outcomes for clients across diverse sectors. He has practised extensively in Administrative Law, handling government contracting and probity matters with a focus on delivering value for money. His advisory roles extend beyond just domestic borders; he has collaborated with international lawyers on education projects both within Australia and globally. A key highlight in Greg's career is his involvement with the Organisation Review Committee of New South Wales's Independent Commission Against Corruption, showcasing his commitment to ethical practices and governance. His intellectual property work, rooted in his government experience, covers trademarks, copyright, and confidentiality agreements. Beyond his practice, Greg contributes to the profession through his role on the NSW Legal Profession Admission Board’s Legal Qualifications Committee and his past involvement with the NSW Law Society’s Licensing Committee. He remains heavily invested in setting and upholding standards pertinent to practice admissions and professional conduct. His career foundations were built as a Solicitor at Sly & Russell and saw further development through his partnership at Smithers Warren & Tobias, which later evolved into Phillips Fox. Greg holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Sydney and was an active member of the Sydney University Fencing Club during his study years. His dedication and varied experience underscore his invaluable contribution to the legal field in Australia.