Caroline Callegari has over 15 years’ experience in the law, being admitted to practice in April 2008. In that time Caroline has acted on a wide variety of disputes for small to medium sized enterprises, as well as providing commercial and strategic advice prior to Court proceedings being issued.
Caroline is a passionate advocate with a keen eye for detail and a focus on practical and commercially driven outcomes. She believes effective communication both inside and outside the Court room and understanding the needs of her customers and stakeholders is important to achieving positive outcomes in litigation.
Caroline has been involved in cases in all levels of the Court including in the Federal Court and High Court of Australia (as well as in other State jurisdictions) and has acted in both large scale multi-million-dollar disputes, as well as smaller more personal disputes. No matter the size of the case, you can rest assured that Caroline will be your trusted advisor and advocate and always ‘on your side’.
Caroline provides advice on a wide range of areas including:
- Contractual Disputes
- Partnership and shareholder disputes
- Matters involving breaches of duty both pursuant to statute and equity
- Consumer Disputes
- Breaches of Intellectual Property
- Spray Drift and other tortious claims
- Debt Recovery
- Mortgage Defaults
- Insolvency and Bankruptcy
Areas of Expertise
- Commercial Litigation
- Court and Tribunal Proceedings
- Corporate and personal disputes
- Debt Recovery
- Insolvency and Bankruptcy
Professional Qualifications & Memberships
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours) / Bachelor of Science (Major in Genetics), University of Melbourne
- Admitted to practice in the High Court and Federal Courts as well as in Victoria
- Member - Law Institute of Victoria
Associations
Caroline is featured on Macmillan’s List of trusted legal professionals, compiled by Dr Peter Macmillan, Notary Public, where she also mentors future lawyers.
Media
15 November 2023 - Victorian home owners waiting years for VCAT hearings (ABC TV News)