Malcolm Burrows

Malcolm Burrows, the Legal Practice Director and Founder of Dundas Lawyers, combines a wealth of experience in both business and law. With a background in IP protection, technology law, and corporations law, Malcolm leverages his profound understanding of commercial dynamics to benefit his clients. Before his legal career, he pioneered several ventures, notably serving as Commercial Director of APN News and Media-Online and the Founding CEO of Quickbeds.com, which was later acquired by Flight Centre Limited. His strategic negotiation skills were also demonstrated in forming a joint venture with Mincom Limited, Australia's leading software developer at the time. His academic credentials include a Master of Laws, Bachelor of Laws, Master of Business Administration, and Bachelor of Business. Malcolm's extensive business and economic acumen enriches his legal practice, offering a unique perspective and innovative solutions to complex legal issues. His legal journey started with boutique, top, and mid-tier firms, refining his skills in IP, technology, and corporate law. Malcolm has been admitted to practice in the High Court of Australia and the Supreme Court of Queensland. He actively engages with the legal community as a member of various professional societies, including the Queensland Law Society and the Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand. His passion for technology and efficiency is reflected in his firm's commitment to contemporary legal practice management systems and innovative fee structures. Malcolm's contributions to landmark cases, such as those involving Native Extracts and Telstra Corporation, underscore his capability in navigating complex litigation landscapes. Beyond law, Malcolm is also an avid Ironman triathlete and part-time lecturer, demonstrating his diverse interests and commitment to holistic excellence. His approach ensures that Dundas Lawyers not only meets but exceeds client expectations by providing top-tier legal services with a strategic commercial outlook.