Benjamin Djung

Benjamin Djung, Founder and Principal Lawyer at Rigby & Bear, brings a wealth of experience in commercial law, administrative law, migration law, and civil litigation. With a keen interest in private international law, he provides expert advice on cross-border disputes and conflict of laws to both local and international clients. Benjamin holds a Bachelor of Laws (Hons), a Bachelor of Asian Studies (Hons), and a Bachelor of Arts from the Australian National University, along with multiple diplomas in management and legal practice. Throughout his career, Benjamin has handled diverse legal matters, including disputes under the Estate Agents Act 1980 (Vic) and Defamation Act 2005 (Vic), visa and citizenship applications, and criminal defence under various acts. Notably, he has been involved in high-profile cases like Kheir v Secretary to the Department of Regulation and Turner & Anor v State of Victoria. His scholarly contributions include a publication on good faith in franchising, and his accolades highlight his expertise in migration law and Indonesian studies. Benjamin's professional journey includes leadership roles such as Principal Lawyer at Rigby & Bear, where he spearheads a diverse range of legal services with a focus on detail and practicality. His role as an Associate at Access Law honed his skills in commercial agreements, civil litigation, and judicial review applications. He also gained valuable experience overseas, providing legal assistance in proceeds of crime cases in Indonesia. His educational background is robust, featuring studies in Southeast Asian and Chinese legal systems, enriching his understanding of international law. Benjamin's dedication to law and his client's interests has established him as a trusted legal advisor committed to achieving client goals with precision and integrity.