Michael Goss has 20 years experience in banking, finance and insolvency law, acting for financial institutions.

The firm said he holds existing relationships with many of DibbsBarker’s clients, which include three of the top four Australian banks, several international banks, two regional banks and a number of other financial institutions.

Goss brings to the firm a team of lawyers, including special counsel Amanda Bull, who specialises in personal property securities legislation. Also, Sarah Papas, a senior associate, is moving across.

Michael Goss said of the move: “I look forward to building on the financial services initiatives DibbsBarker already has in place and the opportunity to continue to work closely with our mutual clients. The synergy between my current clients and my existing practice made the move to DibbsBarker a logical and timely decision.”