Tony Molino

Tony Molino is a leading figure in the construction and infrastructure legal sector, known for his extensive expertise on both national and international fronts. As a director, Tony provides invaluable insights into complex, high-value projects across Australia and beyond, supporting a diverse clientele that includes energy and resources companies, project companies, owners, developers, contractors, consultants, and financiers. His proficiency encompasses all stages of project development, from contract preparation to project completion, including all facets of dispute resolution. Tony holds a notable position on the Construction and Infrastructure Committee of the Law Council of Australia, further highlighting his commitment to the industry. Among his recent high-profile cases, he advised a professional services firm in Federal Court proceedings concerning a toll road in Queensland and provided counsel to an international contractor on rail infrastructure projects in New South Wales. He has also guided Project Co in the delivery and operation of a PPP hospital project in South Australia and advised a major resources company on expansion projects in Western Australia. Moreover, he supported an equity investor with the project documentation for the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre. His esteemed career has been marked by numerous accolades, including recognition as a thought leader in construction and receiving titles such as Construction/Infrastructure Lawyer of the Year and Alternative Dispute Resolution Lawyer of the Year by Best Lawyers. Tony has also been acknowledged as a leading construction lawyer by Doyle's Guide. Tony's professional journey includes significant roles at prominent law firms, having served as a partner at Allens Arthur Robinson and Allen, Allen & Hemsley before founding MolinoCahill Lawyers, where he has been a director since 2004. Despite the lack of publicly detailed educational background, Tony's substantial contributions to his field solidify his status as a highly respected authority in the construction and infrastructure law landscape.