About David
David Marsh is the Managing Partner at Solomon Brothers, where he expertly navigates the complexities of construction and engineering law, professional liability, contract mining, administrative law, and various forms of arbitration. His impressive portfolio includes significant national and international matters, such as his pivotal involvement in the Murrin Murrin arbitration and the Ichthys Project, marking some of Australia's most prominent disputes. His client base is as diverse as his legal expertise, working with leading engineering and construction contractors, Australian mining companies, defence contractors, insurance firms, and government entities.
David's extensive courtroom experience spans appearances in all Western Australian courts, the Federal Court, and numerous domestic and international arbitrations. He has also overseen litigation in the High Court of England and Wales. His educational achievements include a Professional Certificate in Arbitration from the University of Adelaide.
His leadership roles have further distinguished his career, serving as the State President of the Western Australian Branch of AMPLA Ltd and later as the National President. Recognised multiple times by Doyle's, he has been acknowledged for his work in Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution and Construction & Infrastructure Litigation, underscoring his respected position in the Western Australian legal landscape.
David started his legal journey as a Senior Associate at Minter Ellison and King & Wood Mallesons, building a foundation that has supported his rise as a legal leader. Before his legal career, he honed his technical skills in the Australian Army as a vehicle mechanic, a testament to his diverse background and commitment to professional development. David holds a Bachelor of Laws from Murdoch University, which paved the way for his successful transition from mechanical to legal expertise.
