Anthony Quahe

Anthony Quahe is the Managing Principal with extensive experience in providing legal advice and representation to commercial entities and local government bodies across Western Australia. He graduated with Honours from the London School of Economics and was called to the bar at Lincoln’s Inn, London, in 1982. Anthony was admitted to practise law in Western Australia in 1990. He has built a reputable practice by acting for over 95 local governments throughout the state, offering comprehensive guidance on a broad range of legal matters that local authorities typically encounter. His work reflects a keen understanding of the commercial, social, and stakeholder considerations that influence the resolution of complex issues. This insight allows Anthony to balance legal rigour with commercial practicality, contributing to sound strategic outcomes for his clients. Anthony’s commercial expertise includes advising on contracts, property law, construction agreements, tendering, joint ventures, leasing arrangements, and strata law. He frequently represents clients in dispute resolution matters across WA’s superior courts, State Administrative Tribunal, Fair Work Commission, and WA Industrial Relations Commission. He maintains a strong focus on the legal landscape relevant to local governments, including thorough knowledge of legislation such as the Local Government Act 1995, Building Act 2011, and Planning and Development Act 2005. His experience also extends to defamation, company law, and competition and consumer law. Committed to supporting good governance in the local government sector, Anthony is a sought-after presenter and has delivered numerous training seminars and workshops since 2009. Additionally, he provides services such as CEO performance reviews, compliance and regulatory audits, and training for elected members, ensuring leaders and councils operate with a clear understanding of their legal responsibilities.