Glyn Ayres

Bar Roll: 2019 Admitted: 2014
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Glyn practises in public law and commercial law.

Before coming to the Bar, Glyn was a solicitor at Allens practising in commercial litigation and insolvency.  He was Associate to the Hon Justice Stephen Gageler AC at the High Court of Australia and Associate to the Hon Justice Debra Mortimer at the Federal Court of Australia.  He has also taught at Melbourne Law School and Monash University.

Glyn read with Frances Gordon KC and Albert Dinelli KC.  His senior mentor is Penny Neskovcin KC.

 

 

*Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation

Banking, Finance & InsolvencyClass ActionsCommercialCompetitionConstitutional LawCorporate & CommercialCorporationsCustomsDiscrimination/Equal OpportunityEmployment and Industrial RelationsEquity & TrustsHuman RightsInsolvencyJudicial ReviewLand ValuationMerits ReviewMigrationNative TitleProfessional NegligencePropertyProperty, Planning, Environment & ResourcesPublic LawTaxation & SuperannuationTaxes – FederalTrade Practices/Consumer Protection
  • Contributing author, ‘Federal Court Practice’ (Thomson Reuters)
  • Glyn Ayres – ‘General and Security Exceptions under the GATT and GATS’ in Azizur Rahman Chowdury (ed), An Introduction to International Trade Law (Federation Press, 2013) (with Andrew D Mitchell)
  • Glyn Ayres – ‘Out of Crooked Timber: The Consistency of Australia’s Illegal Logging Prohibition Bill with International Trade Rules’ (2012) 29 Environmental and Planning Law Journal 462 (with Andrew D Mitchell)
  • Glyn Ayres – ‘Public Health and Plain Packaging of Cigarettes: Legal Issues’ (Edward Elgar, 2012) (with Andrew D Mitchell, Jonathon Liberman and Tania Voon, eds)

QUALIFICATIONS

B Arts/B Music (Hons)(Melbourne)
JD (Melbourne), BCL (Oxon)

Glyn holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Melbourne, where he won various prizes for individual subjects and overall performance. He holds a Bachelor of Civil Law from the University of Oxford, where he received an Allan Myers Scholarship and a Peter Carter Scholarship.

MEMBERSHIPS & ASSOCIATIONS

Fellow - Melbourne Law School, 2019

Glyn Ayres

Bar Roll: 2019 Admitted: 2014
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Profile

Glyn practises in public law and commercial law.

Before coming to the Bar, Glyn was a solicitor at Allens practising in commercial litigation and insolvency.  He was Associate to the Hon Justice Stephen Gageler AC at the High Court of Australia and Associate to the Hon Justice Debra Mortimer at the Federal Court of Australia.  He has also taught at Melbourne Law School and Monash University.

Glyn read with Frances Gordon KC and Albert Dinelli KC.  His senior mentor is Penny Neskovcin KC.

 

 

*Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation

Areas of Practice

Banking, Finance & InsolvencyClass ActionsCommercialCompetitionConstitutional LawCorporate & CommercialCorporationsCustomsDiscrimination/Equal OpportunityEmployment and Industrial RelationsEquity & TrustsHuman RightsInsolvencyJudicial ReviewLand ValuationMerits ReviewMigrationNative TitleProfessional NegligencePropertyProperty, Planning, Environment & ResourcesPublic LawTaxation & SuperannuationTaxes – FederalTrade Practices/Consumer Protection

Cases

Publication

  • Contributing author, ‘Federal Court Practice’ (Thomson Reuters)
  • Glyn Ayres – ‘General and Security Exceptions under the GATT and GATS’ in Azizur Rahman Chowdury (ed), An Introduction to International Trade Law (Federation Press, 2013) (with Andrew D Mitchell)
  • Glyn Ayres – ‘Out of Crooked Timber: The Consistency of Australia’s Illegal Logging Prohibition Bill with International Trade Rules’ (2012) 29 Environmental and Planning Law Journal 462 (with Andrew D Mitchell)
  • Glyn Ayres – ‘Public Health and Plain Packaging of Cigarettes: Legal Issues’ (Edward Elgar, 2012) (with Andrew D Mitchell, Jonathon Liberman and Tania Voon, eds)

Qualifications & Memberships

QUALIFICATIONS

B Arts/B Music (Hons)(Melbourne)
JD (Melbourne), BCL (Oxon)

Glyn holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Melbourne, where he won various prizes for individual subjects and overall performance. He holds a Bachelor of Civil Law from the University of Oxford, where he received an Allan Myers Scholarship and a Peter Carter Scholarship.

MEMBERSHIPS & ASSOCIATIONS

Fellow - Melbourne Law School, 2019