Edward Moore

Edward has a broad commercial practice, with particular focus on taxation, insolvency, contract and property disputes. He has also been briefed in planning and owners’ corporation matters, and to advise on issues concerning digital assets and cryptocurrencies.

Edward brings a forensic and analytical approach to complex factual and legal problems, while maintaining a common-sense and commercial approach to dispute resolution.

Prior to joining the Bar, Edward worked on cross-border mergers and acquisitions as a senior manager in PwC’s tax division. He has also advised on complex legal and policy issues at Greenwoods & Herbert Smith Freehills, the ATO and the Commonwealth Treasury.

Edward holds a law degree with first class honours from Monash University, where he also completed an honours thesis on the income tax general anti-avoidance rule. He also holds a Master of Taxation degree from Melbourne University (H2A), a Bachelor of Arts and a Diploma of Languages (German).

Edward read with Andrew De Wijn, and his senior mentor is Eugene Wheelahan KC.

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