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Coulter Roache welcomes esteemed principal

The Victorian-headquartered law firm has appointed a new principal lawyer, who brings an extensive background in commercial litigation and dispute resolution matters.

August 23, 2021 By Emma Musgrave
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David Galbally AM QC
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Bellbrae-based David Galbally AM QC has joined Coulter Roache this month, where he will focus on litigation and general commercial legal advice. His new role sees him based at Coulter Roache’s Geelong and Surf Coast offices. 

The appointment of Mr Galbally makes him one of few QCs currently practising as a lawyer within Australia, with his experience set to prove valuable to Coulter Roache, according to managing principal Anne O'Loughlin.

 
 

“We are delighted that David Galbally AM QC has joined Coulter Roache. David’s exceptional legal knowledge and experience is a wonderful asset to the firm and his commitment to serving our clients and the community aligns with our values,” Ms O'Loughlin said.

“He brings extensive experience in commercial litigation and dispute resolution including employment contracts, sports law issues, directors and trustees duties, and risk governance. David’s background and experience is a great addition to our already strong team and we welcome him to the firm.”

Mr Galbally, who in addition to his new role chairs the Industry Superannuation Fund, said he’s excited to join a firm with a distinguished presence in the Victorian market.

“I am thrilled to be joining the Coulter Roache team and a law firm that is so highly respected in Victoria. The firm has an absolute commitment to caring for its clients and for the communities it has been helping for decades,” he said.

“Coulter Roache has been an integral part of the Geelong region for more than 85 years and I am looking forward to being part of the team that provides legal services to those that need help in our community.”

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