Chambers Review
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Dispute Resolution: The Bar - Australia
What the Team is Known For
Omnia Chambers is based in Sydney and has 18 barristers. Established in 2024, the set has quickly built a strong reputation for its dispute resolution and competition law practice, and members are frequently instructed in significant regulatory matters and prominent class actions. One source describes Omnia as “a hungry challenger set, which looks like it is going places,” while another highlights its range of expertise, noting: “They provide a perfect array of barristers for each level of a client’s requirements.” Senior clerk Robbie Leach is the main contact for the set.
Strengths
The clerk Robbie Leach operates like a London clerk. He is a standout.
Robbie is phenomenal. He is one of the best clerks we have worked with in the last year.
Notable practitioners
Michael is my first call for disputes with a regulatory and commercial aspect. He is a safe pair of hands to put before a client.
His submissions demonstrate an ability to distil complex legal issues in a calm, logical and simple manner. This ensures his interaction with the judiciary is seamless.
Michael Hodge is one of the top cross-examiners in the market.
Amy Munro SC has a broad-ranging practice which takes in both commercial and Royal Commission briefs and includes noteworthy class action and appellate components.
Amy has a very keen eye for detail, knowledge of the law and is always approachable.
Amy is an easy sell to clients. She's pleasant, commercial, pragmatic and has a nice bedside manner.
I have great confidence in Amy's ability for significant matters.
Kate is a joy to work with. She is clever, incisive, inclusive and polite.
Kate Morgan is a delight to work with. She is very accessible and gives clear, firm views with a commercial overlay.
Kate Morgan is a formidable and highly respected silk.
Sera is our go-to on class action matters. She is strategic, knows the law inside-out and judges adore her.
Sera is terrific. She's really good.