Peter J Webb.
Lawyer. Business adviser. Entrepreneur.
An experienced business advisor, lawyer, entrepreneur, and family man.
Experience that reaches beyond the courtroom.
Peter Webb is a lawyer in Sydney with over 20 years of experience. He is well-known amongst clients and peers as a tenacious lawyer with a gift for hard negotiation and an imposing courtroom presence.
But the law isn’t his only forte. Over the years, Peter’s wealth of experience and shrewd instincts have led him to participate in a wide array of projects. Never one to sit still, Peter has worked with several businesses in an advisory capacity and undertaken a range of entrepreneurial endeavours. He has made significant contributions to the education sector with his critical work developing programs for The Tuition Academy, which supported students training and education, as well as the NSW Government’s Assisted School Travel Program, which offers transport solutions for students with disabilities.
Peter’s knowledge and experience as a lawyer and a barrister coupled with his honest, straightforward approach to life also means that he is frequently called upon, both officially and unofficially, for his sage business advice.
Learn more about Peter →Three ways Peter makes a difference.
A direct, considered approach to your defence.
As a lawyer, Peter Webb is unique in that he employs a combination of fierce negotiation tactics with the ability to argue his case succinctly, commanding attention in the courtroom. This strategy allows him to win cases quickly and, as a result, he can provide a more cost-effective solution for his clients. Peter works with clients from all walks of life at Sydney-based firm, Meridian Legal. Some are facing minor traffic offences, while others are confronted by more serious offences and may be unsure as to their next move. Peter believes that securing representation as early as possible is crucial in securing the best possible outcome.
More about Peter’s legal practice →Ideas worth a closer look.
Joint Criminal Enterprise
Joint Criminal Enterprise — Liability for a criminal offence can be extended in a number of ways – this article will deal with the principle of joint criminal enterprises. Essentially, if the prosecution can establish that an agreement has been reached or formed between the parties to commit a criminal offence and the parties then proceed to participate in that offence […]
Insider Trading
Insider Trading — Adam Smith who is considered to be the forefather of economics was very much in favour of a free market. Smith believed that without intervention in trade that an “invisible hand”, or essentially the trader’s and buyer’s own interests in the transaction would ultimately determine or guide the best price or outcome for all concerned.