Daniel Morgan

Daniel Morgan, a founding partner of the firm, is a seasoned commercial lawyer with deep expertise across various legal domains. His comprehensive understanding of the challenges faced by businesses allows him to offer tailored and strategic legal and commercial advice. Daniel's practice areas encompass food processing, partnerships, work health and safety, debt recovery, and business negotiations. At Morgan + English Commercial Lawyers, Daniel has played a pivotal role since its inception. The boutique firm, serving primary industries with a particular focus on the thoroughbred and livestock sectors, benefits from his ability to swiftly adapt to changes dictated by environmental, financial, or regulatory shifts. The firm's industry-adapted practices include WHS, debt recovery, PPSA registrations, and personal injury. Through his leadership at Thoroughbred Legal, Daniel leverages his profound understanding of the thoroughbred industry to provide clients with practical legal and business advice that aligns with industry nuances. His work includes commercial advisory, horse syndication, workplace health and safety, and dispute resolution. As the director of Safe Industries Australia, Daniel focuses on incorporating workplace health and safety systems into businesses, particularly within the thoroughbred industry. His aim is to help businesses meet WHS legislative requirements seamlessly and without disrupting operations. Daniel's involvement with the Scone Race Club as a director and former president highlights his commitment to the thoroughbred industry. Under his leadership, the club earned the Country Race Club of the Year award twice. Previously, Daniel contributed significantly to Equilaw Solicitors, where he helped establish a robust firm offering legal services across corporate and commercial law, property law, employment law, and the thoroughbred racing industry. His role involved crafting legal solutions in syndication, joint ventures, debt recovery, and workplace safety. Daniel began his legal career at McClellands, where he honed his litigation skills, leading employment law practices and representing clients in various courts and tribunals. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Sydney and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the University of Technology Sydney, complemented by a Specialist Accreditation in Personal Injury Law from the Law Society of NSW.