McCarthy Legal & Advisory works with individuals and small to medium businesses to navigate legal issues with clarity and confidence — whether planning ahead, managing risk, or resolving disputes.
Led by experienced lawyer Tom McCarthy, the practice brings together experience across private legal practice, in-house advisory roles and senior business leadership, offering pragmatic, commercially grounded advice focused on optimising outcomes for clients.
A Melbourne-based legal practice, practicing nationally. We are available for consultations online, and in person, including offices in Richmond, Melbourne’s CBD and Yarraville.
We work with a wide range of clients across areas including general commercial, finance, property and employment law, whether it’s financial or commercial forward-planning and risk management, entering or reviewing contracts, disputes or corporate insolvency.
Tom offers his wealth of experience across corporate and finance law, senior in-house advisory roles and business leadership in a way that makes high-quality legal services accessible for all.
That experience informs a pragmatic, commercially grounded approach to legal advice and representation, shaped by an understanding of how decisions are made and play out within the real world.
Contact us to start a conversation about how we can best achieve your legal requirements (in a way tailored to you).
We work with clients at different stages — from early advice and planning through to time-sensitive contract preparations, disputes and other complex situations.
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Servicing:
Commercial, financial and civil disputes, relating to property, contracts, professional negligence, insurance and personal injury.
Contracts, risk, tax, intellectual property, HR
Legal support for buying, selling and restructuring businesses.
Corporate structuring, funds management and investment-related legal issues.