Moray & Agnew hosts end-of-year client celebration with Assistant Defence Minister

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Moray & Agnew Lawyers recently hosted its annual end-of-year client celebration. The event brought together the firm’s valued clients and friends from across a range of industries, including construction, property, education and professional services, to celebrate another successful year.

Guests were welcomed by Melbourne Managing Partner, Bill Papastergiadis OAM, who reflected on the firm’s achievements over the past 12 months and thanked clients for their continued trust and partnership.

“This year has been one of strong growth and continued collaboration,” Mr Papastergiadis said.

“Our success is built on the relationships we share with our clients and tonight is about celebrating those connections and looking ahead to an even stronger 2026.

“We have been recognised by industry journals for a number of years as one of the fastest growing firms in Australia. From just 10 people some 18 years ago, the Melbourne office alone now approaches 250 people.

“The firm’s high level expertise is also acknowledged in the Legal Sector. With over 25,000 law firms in Australia, a number of our practice groups are often ranked in the top 5 – 10 in the country. Practically all of our senior lawyers are recognised as leaders in their respective areas of practice. None of this happens by chance. This is a tremendous achievement.”

Mr Papastergiadis went on to say: “This year was no different in terms of growth as 2025 saw significant expansion in a number of fields.”

“Moray & Agnew Melbourne added a significant Medical Negligence practice to its offering with its lawyers acting in some of the largest cases in Australia. It has also expanded its Commercial Team with new partners joining with specific automotive industry and tax expertise,” he added.

“While the Commercial Litigation Department has increased by 200% by adding depth in the area of insolvency. The firm also added two new partners to its Property Team. Equally, the Government Team has also grown markedly across work for all levels of government including Local, State and Federal Government.”

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Just alone in 2025, the Melbourne partnership grew by 30% with the appointment of eight new partners and it is poised for even more success in 2026. Also, in 2025, Mr Papastergiadis was elected to the position of National Chairman. With six offices throughout Australia, the firm nationally now has well over 800 staff.

The evening also featured insightful addresses from two distinguished guest speakers, the Hon Peter Khalil MP, Assistant Minister for Defence, and the Hon Philip Dalidakis, former Victorian Minister for Innovation and Trade.

Mr Khalil spoke about Australia’s defence strategy and international partnerships, drawing on his extensive experience in government.

“It was a pleasure to join Moray & Agnew and their clients for this wonderful event,” Mr Khalil said. “The firm’s commitment to excellence and community service mirrors the values that drive our national endeavours.”

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Mr Dalidakis also shared reflections on the political landscape and the evolving business landscape.

“I was delighted to attend and engage with so many leaders from Melbourne’s business community,” Mr Dalidakis said. “Events like this highlight the important role firms like Moray & Agnew play in fostering collaboration and supporting growth across industries.”

The evening was a resounding success, offering guests the opportunity to connect and celebrate the year’s achievements with panoramic city views as the backdrop.

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