Alternative Dispute Resolution
2 Areas- Arbitration
- Mediations
Barrister · Victorian Bar
B.Juris · LL.B · LLM (Monash)
Graeme has practised at the Victorian Bar for almost five decades, appearing in matters spanning family law, equity, and appellate advocacy. He is a member of the Family Law Bar Association and maintains chambers at Aickin Chambers, Melbourne.
Date of Admission
01 June 1975
First Signed Bar Roll
06 April 1978
Division of Bar Roll
Victorian Practising Counsel
About Graeme
Graeme is a member of the Family Law Bar Association. Called to the Victorian Bar in 1975 and first signing the Bar Roll in 1978, he has built a practice grounded in equity, family law and guardianship, alternative dispute resolution, appellate advocacy, and matters of bankruptcy and insolvency.
He holds a Bachelor of Jurisprudence, a Bachelor of Laws, and a Master of Laws from Monash University, and practises from Aickin Chambers in the heart of Melbourne's legal precinct.
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Academic Qualifications
Dispute Resolution
Nationally Accredited Mediator, practising in Arbitration and Mediation under the Alternative Dispute Resolution area of expertise.
Briefing & Instructions
Graeme Thompson is engaged through his clerk, Foley's List. Formal briefs, requests for availability, and fee enquiries should be directed to the clerking room in the first instance.
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