Ming Gu
Barrister-at-Law
Practising in criminal defence, commercial and corporate disputes, commercial crime and family law. Called to the Bar in 2022, having been admitted as a solicitor in 2015.
Ming Gu
Barrister-at-Law
Ming Gu was called to the Bar in 2022, having been admitted as a solicitor in 2015. He practises in criminal defence, commercial and corporate disputes, commercial crime and family law, advising, drafting and appearing as counsel. His approach to both criminal and civil matters is grounded in analysis of the evidence and procedural preparation.
He holds a CPA qualification. His prior experience in banking, combined with his prosecution background and accounting qualification, supports his work in matters involving financial investigations and commercial crime.
Ming is bilingual in English and Mandarin Chinese. He is able to work directly with Chinese-language evidence and confer with clients in Mandarin without the need for interpreters.
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Advice, Drafting & Advocacy
Appears and advises in summary and indictable criminal matters, including bail applications, pre-trial hearings and trials. Prior experience as a police prosecutor provides familiarity with how the prosecution constructs and runs its case.
Appears and advises in commercial disputes — including contractual claims, building and construction disputes, debt recovery and shareholder disputes — in court and arbitration. A CPA qualification and financial background assist in analysing complex transaction structures and financial documentation.
Appears and advises in the defence of matters involving financial investigations, commercial fraud, money laundering and revenue offences. A CPA qualification and banking background assist in engaging with complex financial evidence and the technical aspects of financial crime proceedings.
Appears and advises in corporate and insolvency disputes, including corporate governance disputes, directors' duties, oppression applications, winding-up proceedings and director disqualification matters under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
Appears and advises in family law matters — including divorce, property settlement and parenting arrangements — in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth). A CPA qualification and financial background assist in property settlement matters involving business valuation, asset valuation and financial disclosure.
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Brisbane QLD 4000