Grace Brophy

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Senior Associate
LL.B, B.A.

Grace is a Senior Associate in the firm’s commercial division.

Grace has extensive experience in a range of commercial matters including complex contractual disputes, building and construction , debt recovery , trust disputes, bankruptcy, and defamation matters.

She has appeared in matters across multiple jurisdictions, including NCAT, NSW Local, District and Supreme Court, as well as the NSW Court of Appeal and the Federal Court of Australia.

Grace has a strong interest in Court-related work, particularly in applying analytical and strategic approaches to dispute resolution. She focuses on resolving disputes efficiently and cost-effectively wherever possible, with an emphasis on making the litigation process as smooth as possible for clients.

Background

Prior to joining the commercial division at the firm, Grace worked across multiple practice areas including commercial litigation, wills and estates, estate litigation, and charity and not-for-profit law.

Qualifications

Grace has bachelor’s degrees in Law, as well as Arts (Psychology).

She joined the team in January 2026 and was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of NSW in 2018.

Life outside of WMD Law

Outside of practice, Grace likes to volunteer her time in the community and is involved in not-for-profit work with an organisation that works closely with women and children from underprivileged backgrounds.

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