Alexander Flecknoe-Brown

(02) 9236 8627
alexander.flecknoe-brown@stjames.net.au

Level 6
169 Phillip Street
Sydney NSW 2000

PRACTICE AREAS

Administrative Law

Appellate

Commercial & Contracts

Competition & Consumer Law

Constitutional Law

Discrimination Law

Environmental & Planning Law

Insolvency

Insurance

Native Title

Privacy Law

Professional Negligence

QUALIFICATIONS

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice with Merit, Australian National University, 2007

Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours), Australian National University, 2004

Bachelor of Arts, Australian National University, 2004

Called to the Bar: 2011

Admitted to Practice: 2007

Called to the Bar: 2011

Admitted to Practice: 2007

(02) 9236 8627
alexander.flecknoe-brown@stjames.net.au

Level 6
169 Phillip Street
Sydney NSW 2000

PRACTICE AREAS

Administrative Law

Appellate

Commercial & Contracts

Competition & Consumer Law

Constitutional Law

Discrimination Law

Environmental & Planning Law

Insolvency

Insurance

Native Title

Privacy Law

Professional Negligence

QUALIFICATIONS

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice with Merit, Australian National University, 2007

Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours), Australian National University, 2004

Bachelor of Arts, Australian National University, 2004

ABOUT

Alexander acts in a broad range of commercial and public law disputes with a particular focus on matters in federal jurisdiction.

In commercial areas, he has expertise in competition (including access regulation) and consumer law, insurance, employment and discrimination. He has been led in major litigation in all those fields, and regularly appears unled in commercial disputes in these areas.

In public law, Alexander has appeared in and advised on numerous matters raising constitutional issues, including on several occasions in the High Court, as well as in native title. He is regularly briefed in judicial review proceedings in the Federal Court, the general federal law jurisdiction of the Federal Circuit and Family Court, and the New South Wales Supreme Court.