Rigby Cooke Lawyers is delighted to welcome Steven Apostolou as the Lead Partner of our Property practice, commencing on 1 July 2025.
Steven brings over 25 years’ experience across all facets of property law. He has worked with some of Melbourne’s most prominent and successful property developers and business leaders and has acted in numerous high-value matters―from site acquisitions through to complex sales and resales.
Known for his strategic insight and practical approach, Steven’s expertise spans commercial, retail, industrial, residential and mixed-use property and includes advising on acquisitions and disposals, planning and subdivisions, development and construction, retail and commercial leasing, and owners corporation matters. He also has significant expertise in structured finance arrangements, joint ventures and syndication.
Commenting on Steven’s appointment, Bill Karvela, Managing Partner of Rigby Cooke Lawyers, said:
“We are very pleased to welcome Steven as Lead Partner of our Property group. He brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the firm.
“Steven’s expertise will further strengthen our property offering, building on our long-standing history in property law and enabling us to meet the growing demand for our services from both commercial and private clients.”
Steven’s appointment coincides with the recent retirement of Tim Kelly, who had been with Rigby Cooke Lawyers since 1999 and enjoyed a long and distinguished career with the firm.
The partners and staff welcome Steven and look forward to his success at the firm.
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