Prominent criminal law firm and defence lawyer unite under new partnership

In a statement, the Victoria-based criminal law firm expressed that the strategic alliance reflects its commitment to criminal law excellence and strengthens its ability to provide high-quality legal representation in complex criminal, regulatory, and corporate matters.

Having served as a partner for over three decades in criminal defence, the firm described Galbally as “one of Australia’s leading criminal defence lawyers” and noted for managing some of “the nation’s most complex and high-profile criminal cases”.

An accredited criminal law specialist, Galbally has extensive experience advising individuals and organisations facing regulatory investigations and criminal prosecutions.

His work has included matters brought by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, as well as appearances before public inquiries and royal commissions.

A spokesperson from Stary Norton Halphen shared how the firm is pleased to bring Galbally into the partnership, noting that his experience and strategic expertise strengthen the firm and support its ongoing commitment to outstanding client results.

“We are delighted to welcome Paul to the partnership,” a spokesperson for the firm said.

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“His experience, reputation and strategic expertise complement our existing strengths and reinforce our shared commitment to achieving outstanding outcomes for our clients.”

Speaking about this move, Galbally expressed his enthusiasm for joining the firm and working alongside a team that shares his values and dedication to criminal defence excellence.

“I am excited to be joining Stary Norton Halphen and to [be] working alongside a team that shares my values and dedication to excellence in criminal defence,” Galbally said.

“I look forward to continuing to serve clients with the highest level of advocacy and strategic insight.”