Greens List Readers Sign The Bar Roll - 1 April 2026

Greens List is delighted to congratulate and warmly welcome our new barristers on signing the Bar Roll. Each brings valuable expertise, dedication and experience to the Victorian Bar, and we are pleased to support them as they commence their practices.

Collectively, they represent a broad range of practice areas, including commercial and common law, criminal law, intellectual property, regulatory prosecutions, equity and trusts, and public and administrative law.

We look forward to supporting their professional development and to their contributions to the work of the Bar in the years ahead.

A brief overview of each of our new barristers is set out below.

Jade Birman

Jade practises in public and administrative law and common law matters.

Hollie Crossan

Hollie practises primarily in personal injury and insurance law.

Alec Deasey

Alec practises in common law and administrative law, with a particular focus on personal injury and institutional abuse.

James Garrick

James practises broadly in commercial, regulatory and public law.

Rachelle Gorbachinska

Rachelle practises across criminal, quasi-criminal, family, and public and administrative law matters.

Alex McCulloch

Alex McCulloch practises primarily in common law and personal injury.

Nick Munday

Nick practises in criminal and common law, with a particular interest in white collar crime, family violence, institutional abuse, OH&S and personal injury matters.

Randy Palihakkara

Randy practises primarily in commercial and common law.

Pierce Russell

Pierce practises in criminal law and public law.

Eliza Saunders

Eliza practises in commercial law, with a focus on intellectual property, Australian Consumer Law, Corporations Law, contractual disputes and equity.

Alex Wolf

Alex practises in criminal law and administrative law.

Lily Yan

Lily practises in criminal law and quasi-criminal and regulatory proceedings.

For all enquiries regarding availability, please contact Greens List on 03 9225 7222.