Banki Haddock Fiora is an Australian commercial law firm specialising in intellectual property, technology and media law
We don’t work in silos, so our clients benefit from the combined expertise of our lawyers. Our whole-of business approach is focused on providing strategic, pragmatic legal advice.
About Us
The firm and its partners are listed in the highly respected global surveys, Managing Intellectual Property, Chambers, The Legal 500 and World Trade Mark Review. Many of our partners are regularly named by The Australian Financial Review in its ‘Best Lawyers Australia’ list, and in the Doyle’s Guide.
Our clients include listed public companies, foreign corporations, statutory authorities (including leading universities), individuals, not-for-profit entities and start-up and other technology ventures. Our clients operate in a range of fields, including publishing and broadcasting, biotechnology, therapeutic goods, medical devices, food, manufacturing, retail, professional services, primary industry, building, IT and electronics.
We work collaboratively, our clients are clients of the entire firm.
The boutique size, structure and business philosophy of the firm are evident in the way we work. We combine expert advice of the highest order with a practical and creative approach. All our partners are recognised specialists in their field. Our size gives us great flexibility and speed. Our progressive attitude often leads us to come up with ideas and approaches where others can’t.
Our trade mark, defamation, IT and copyright practices are widely regarded as among the strongest in the country. Many of our partners are regularly named by The Australian Financial Review in its ‘Best Lawyers Australia’ list.
Pro Bono
At Banki Haddock Fiora we believe that it is our responsibility to use our expertise and resources to assist those in legal need. We have a carefully targeted, active pro bono programme that fits with the firm’s values and profile. We assist artists, the vulnerable and distressed – including asylum seekers, and the individuals and organisations who care for them.
