12 Wentworth Selborne Chambers has an established practice in competition and consumer law, with floor members briefed by both firms and regulators including the Australian Competition and Consumer Commissions and the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions in the area of criminal cartel offences. Conor Bannan has a broad practice spanning commercial, competition and consumer law, and has been instructed to represent large, international firms. Bannan was involved in the case of Epic Games Inc & Anor v Apple Inc & Anor where he was briefed on behalf of the Apple respondents in proceedings brought by Epic Games Inc over in-app sales bypassing Apple's App Store. Daniel Tynan has expertise in competition law and corporate regulatory law, covering areas such as cases involving alleged breaches of s21 of the Australian Consumer Law and misleading or deceptive conduct in breach of ss18 and 29 of the Australian Consumer Law. Jonathan Clark is another name to watch from the set.

5 Wentworth Chambers handles a combination of practice areas including regulatory matters and cases involving complex competition and consumer law questions, including cartel and abuse of dominant position matters. Catherine Bembrick is regularly briefed by government bodies including the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, alongside Alexander Vial who has been involved in numerous cross-border and domestic cases, such as Wills v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission & Ors which concerns the commercial implementation of the Commonwealth’s VET-FEE HELP scheme.

List G Barristers fields a strong bench within competition law, with names such as Nicholas De Young KC appearing regularly in the Federal Court of Australia and the Australian Competition Tribunal – he has acted in a range of competition matters including mergers and cartel conduct. Daniel Preston was involved in Anthony v Apple Inc & Anor; McDonald v Google LLC and Ors, a class action seeking damages from Apple and Google in respect of loss and damage suffered by consumers as a result of alleged contraventions of competition law by Apple and Google due to imposed commissions on app developers with respect to the sale of apps by developers to consumers. Natalie Hickey is a name to watch from the set.

New Chambers combines an experienced team of senior and junior counsel to lead on competition cases for a range of clients including foreign states, large multinationals, major domestic companies and leading regulatory authorities. Neil Young KC and Michael Hodge KC are standout counsel at silk level, while Shipra Chordia is a leading junior.