Tony Power

Anthony (Tony) Power has been a dedicated practitioner at the independent bar since 1999, holding the esteemed position of Head of Chambers. His practice spans a diverse range of areas including construction, contract, corporations, equal opportunity, industrial, insurance, local government, and tort law. Tony's extensive legal experience is evidenced by his work across nearly all Courts and Tribunals, as well as his involvement with the Corruption and Crime Commission, Royal Commissions, and various inquiries. Tony has also honed his skills as a mediator and has occasionally served as a Commissioner at the District Court of Western Australia. His clientele includes international, national, and local firms, representing both corporations and individuals. As a legal professional, Tony is known for his thoroughness, dedication, and unwavering commitment to securing the best outcomes for his clients. Beyond his legal practice, Tony is deeply involved in legal education, particularly in the field of advocacy. He serves as an Adjunct Clinical Professor at Curtin University and holds adjunct positions at The University of Notre Dame Australia and Murdoch University, where he specialises in teaching trial advocacy. His expertise as an instructor with the Australian Advocacy Institute is highly sought after, with frequent invitations to speak at professional development seminars. Tony's dedication to mentoring the next generation of legal professionals is evident through his guidance of law students, clerks, junior barristers, and members of the legal community. Additionally, he maintains a substantial pro bono practice, underlining his commitment to justice and the broader community.