David Marsh

David is a highly experienced practitioner in the realm of construction and engineering law, bringing a wealth of knowledge to matters involving professional liability, contract mining, administrative law, arbitrations, joint ventures, occupational health and safety, and the broader scope of resources project development. His legal acumen has been honed through handling a wide array of complex and impactful cases both within Australia and internationally. Notably, David played a pivotal role in the Murrin Murrin arbitration between 2000 and 2004, marking one of Australia's most significant legal disputes. His distinguished clientele encompasses major engineering and construction contractors, leading Australian mining corporations, defence contractors, insurance firms, and various government entities. David's courtroom proficiency extends across all Western Australian courts, the Federal Court, and numerous domestic and international arbitrations. Additionally, he has adeptly managed litigation in the High Court of England and Wales. Complementing his practical experience, David holds a Professional Certificate in Arbitration from the University of Adelaide. His leadership capabilities were underscored during his tenure as State President of the Western Australian Branch of AMPLA Ltd from 2008 to 2011, and as the President of AMPLA for the year 2014/2015. David's career reflects a commitment to excellence and depth of knowledge in his field.