Joseph (Joe) Calabrese – Principal Lawyer Joe obtained a Bachelor of Arts from Macquarie University in 1996. He commenced his career in law in 1996 whilst studying a Diploma of Law through the Legal Profession Admission Board. He successfully became admitted to practise as a solicitor of the Supreme Court in New South Wales in February 2000. He is also admitted as a solicitor in South Australia and to the High Court of Australia. Joe is also a New South Wales Public Notary.

Throughout his 11 years of legal practice, Joe has had extensive experience in helping countless clients to find solutions to their legal problems.

He has successfully managed many complex and lengthy litigation, some of which have generated significant public interest.

Joe has extended his legal skills and practices in the areas of civil, criminal and traffic law, and family law.

Joe has in depth experience in the Court processes and systems ranging from the Local Courts throughout New South Wales, District Court, Supreme Court of New South Wales, and the Federal Law Courts.

Joe has strong negotiations skills and wherever possible strives to work together with his clients to achieve a settlement outcome which is fair and commercially sensible. He prides himself in obtaining excellent results for his clients, whilst upholding integrity to the law.

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Joe was born in Western Sydney, New South Wales to Italian migrant parents. He speaks fluent Italian and has acted for countless Italian clients in the community..

Joe is a Sydney FC supporter, plays golf and enjoys travelling to the South Coast of NSW where he hopes to one day retire.

Joe Calabrese with the then Prime Minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd at the Launch of the Bernie Banton Foundation. On that day the Prime Minister in his speech made reference and paid tribute to Anthony Cini, a young man who died from mesothelioma. The Prime Minister quoted extracts from Matt Peakcock’s book titled “ Killer Company James Hardie Exposed”. Joe acted for Anthony whilst he was employed as a lawyer” We thoroughly recommend Matt Peakcock’s book for purchase.

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