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Mandy Tibbey



To Practice as a Solicitor: July 1987
As a Barrister: 2 February 2004

Mandy has practised at the NSW Bar since 2004 and, prior to that, as a solicitor. She is experienced in a range of equity, commercial and administrative law matters such as family provision, wills and probate, general equity, trusts, commercial and property-related claims, discrimination, consumer law and disciplinary matters. She appears in the Supreme Court of NSW, Federal Court of Australia, Federal Circuit Court, Administrative Appeals Tribunal, ICAC and other courts and tribunals as required.

Mandy is a Part-Time Senior Legal Member with the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal, appointed to the Guardianship, Commercial and Consumer and Administrative and Equal Opportunity Divisions.
She is a trained and experienced Mediator, a Member of the Mediation Panels for the Supreme Court of NSW and District Court of NSW and a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner.

Mandy is a contributing author to Thomsons NSW Civil Procedure and the popular Thomsons Civil Law Procedure Handbook.
She is often asked to present legal education seminars to the profession, has been a Member of the NSW Bar Association’s Human Rights Committee and Professional Conduct Committee, past Chair of the Women Barristers Forum and is a member Advisory Board of the Sir Francis Forbes Society for Australian Legal History.

Katie McCallum



Katie was admitted to practice in 2016 and was called to the Bar in 2025. Prior to coming to the Bar, Katie worked as a solicitor in both private practice and in-house as a senior solicitor advising on complex high profile contentious and non-contentious matters.

Katie accepts briefs in all areas of the law and has expertise in general commercial litigation, administrative law, regulatory matters (both criminal and civil penalty), environmental law, planning, building and construction, and property.

She has practical experience in a wide range of civil litigation, administrative and criminal proceedings and resolved disputes through alternative dispute resolution including mediation, conciliation and negotiated settlements.

Katie lectures at the University of Technology primarily in Ethics Law and Justice and volunteers at the Marrickville Legal Centre in its civil advice clinic.

Katie brings a strong legal and commercial mind to each matter with a focus on the critical issues and encourages a collaborative and strategic approach to litigation.