Ross Rydge

Ross Rydge is a seasoned legal professional with over three decades of experience in the realm of commercial and banking disputes, civil litigation, and advisory services on insolvency, corporate, and commercial issues. Having honed his skills initially at Mallesons Stephen Jaques, Ross later transitioned to a significant mid-tier firm before embracing the boutique sector, where he continues to excel as a partner. His clientele spans both large and small corporate entities as well as private clients, demonstrating his versatility across a broad spectrum of disputes and business matters. Ross possesses a wealth of experience in conducting litigation within various civil jurisdictions, complemented by his adeptness in mediations and other forms of informal dispute resolution. Notably, he has orchestrated large-scale litigation efforts for major listed companies, banks, and corporate officers, with a particular focus on investigations and prosecutions led by ASIC. His expertise extends into defamation proceedings within the NSW courts, where he adeptly represents both plaintiffs and defendants. In addition, Ross lends his insights to owners and strata schemes, offering guidance on an array of strata title issues and procedures. His advisory capabilities also encompass individuals, companies, directors, banks, receivers, administrators, liquidators, and bankruptcy trustees, particularly in the sphere of insolvency law and its related contractual and property law matters. Throughout his career, Ross has held significant positions, including a role as a principal at Rydge Evans Lawyers and as a partner at O'Neill Partners. His tenure at DibbsBarker as a senior associate and earlier work as a solicitor at King & Wood Mallesons have further solidified his reputation in sectors such as banking litigation, recoveries, consumer lending, and general commercial litigation, making him a revered figure in his field.