Dennis Miralis

Dennis Miralis serves as the Principal at Nyman Gibson Miralis, a preeminent Australian criminal law firm with a distinct focus on international criminal law and complex multi-jurisdictional cases. His legal acumen encompasses a wide array of areas including bribery, corruption, global tax investigations, anti-money laundering, cybercrime, national security law, and international extradition. Dennis is highly regarded for his work on behalf of individuals and corporations facing scrutiny for economic crimes on a global scale. His legal expertise is frequently sought by top international and domestic investigative entities such as the DOJ, FBI, SEC, and Australia's AFP among others. His education includes a Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Arts from Macquarie University, a Graduate Certificate in Legal Practice from the University of Technology Sydney, and advanced studies in international law at the Hague Academy of International Law in the Netherlands. Dennis has expanded his knowledge in the realm of cybersecurity through the Harvard Kennedy School’s Executive Education programme. In addition to his legal practice, Dennis has significantly contributed to the international law community by serving as an independent expert with the United Nations, focusing on the implementation of international crime treaties like UNCAC and UNTOC. His insights into the role of human rights within international law enforcement were recognised during a presentation at the United Nations in Vienna. Dennis has an illustrious record as an instructing solicitor in notable High Court cases and has been recognised consistently by Best Lawyers, Who’s Who Legal, and Doyles Legal Guide as a leader in business crime defence and numerous other legal areas. His leadership has also led Nyman Gibson Miralis to win accolades such as the International White Collar Crime Law Firm of the Year.