Moray & Agnew has achieved outstanding recognition in the 2025 Best Lawyers in Australia™ rankings. Among the honorees is Bill Papastergiadis OAM, Managing Partner in Melbourne, who has secured his place on the list for the second consecutive year, receiving accolades for his expertise in Insurance Law.
Best Lawyers™ stands as one of the most esteemed acknowledgments in the legal industry, relying on a rigorous peer-review process. For over forty years, Best Lawyers™ has been synonymous with legal integrity and excellence, serving as a benchmark of distinction both within the legal profession and to the wider public.
Expressing his delight at the recognition, Mr. Papastergiadis remarked, "I’m thrilled to be once again acknowledged and included in this distinguished group of lawyers. The recognition of numerous lawyers from Moray & Agnew is a testament to the exceptional talent we possess across various practice areas and the calibre of work we consistently deliver."
At a national level, Moray & Agnew has been commended across 15 areas of law. In the Melbourne office, lawyers were recognized in diverse fields such as Insurance Law, Leasing Law, Real Property Law, Personal Injury Litigation, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Legal Malpractice Litigation, and Occupational Health and Safety Law.
Mr. Papastergiadis further emphasized, "These rankings underscore our expanding practice diversity, and it is gratifying to see our lawyers receive the recognition they deserve. Our firm continues to thrive as a national entity, engaging in some of Australia's most significant commercial transactions and insurance litigation. The recognition across seven different areas of law in Melbourne underscores our dedication to our clients and staff, who now number close to 200."
Moray & Agnew represents a host of global insurance clients, including Allianz Australia, Australia Post, QBE, Suncorp, and TAL, along with various tiers of government. Through its construction and property practices, the firm remains at the forefront of major developments in Melbourne and Australia, including notable projects like West Side Place ($2bn), Upper West Side ($1bn), Collins Square ($3bn), and significant real estate ventures like the Ford sites at Broadmeadows and Geelong.
