Daniel Clarry has a general commercial practice, with expertise in cases involving trustees and other fiduciaries, including administrations, applications for judicial advice, commercial trusts disputes, corporations matters, joint ventures, managed investment schemes and receiverships. Daniel also has competition law and regulatory experience, having acted for the competition regulators in Australia and the UK in a range of matters, including several price-fixing cases. In addition to working on cases involving trials and appeals, Daniel also accepts briefs to act as a mediator to assist parties in resolving commercial disputes.
Daniel has been elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law and the European Law Institute. He completed doctoral research at the University of Cambridge and post-doctoral research at Harvard Law School. Daniel has published widely, including a book titled The Supervisory Jurisdiction over Trust Administration (Oxford University Press 2018), book chapters in edited collections (also published by Oxford University Press) and journal articles. Daniel’s publications have been cited by courts throughout Australia and internationally.
Further details of Daniel’s professional experiences are available in his curriculum vitae.
