# Calum Henderson

Source: https://svensonbarristers.com.au/barristers/calum-henderson/

Bar Roll – 4 May 2017
Admitted – 1997

Phone – 03 9225 8335
Mobile – 0435 813 004
Email – [chenderson@vicbar.com.au](mailto:chenderson@vicbar.com.au)

## CALUM HENDERSON

Bar Roll – 4 May 2017
Admitted – 1997

## Area of Law

- Banking and Finance
- Commercial Law
- Competition Law
- Consumer Law
- Equity and Trusts
- Insurance Law
- Intellectual Property
- Professional Negligence
- Securities

## About

Calum Henderson is an experienced commercial barrister who appears regularly in all State and Federal Courts and tribunals. He has a strong focus on complex matters involving commercial, corporations, and competition and consumer law.

He is briefed for advocacy and advice in matters involving allegations of breaches of financial and market regulations, cartel conduct, misuse of market power, misleading or deceptive conduct, unconscionable conduct, breach of fiduciary duty, and disputes involving corporate governance, directors’ duties, contractual interpretation, and professional misconduct.

Calum brings a sophisticated understanding of commercial disputes, stemming from over two decades of practise within some of Australia’s leading law firms. Before being called to the Bar, Calum was a Partner at national firms including Lander & Rogers, Johnson Winter & Slattery, and Norton Rose where he developed a deep expertise in high-stakes commercial litigation and regulatory disputes. He acted in numerous significant consumer and competition matters both for and against the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), instilling him with well-rounded strategic perspective on regulatory enforcement and compliance risk.

Calum will accept briefs in Victoria and NSW. He is a member of the Commercial Bar Association. Calum enjoys sharing his knowledge and readily provides CPD presentations to law firms. He is also an active contributor to the legal profession on LinkedIn. He has sat on a number of not-for-profit boards.

*Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation.*