Graham leads Phillips Law & Advisory.He has practised law for more than 30 years, 12 years as a partner of a large Australian law firm, before establishing his own specialist firm in 2018. He has extensive experience in conducting complex and novel litigation in communications, intellectual property, competition and administrative law matters. He also has significant experience in advising on infrastructure regulation and mergers. Graham is a specialist in all areas of telecommunications regulation, including carrier licensing, facilities access, carrier land access powers, and the telecommunications specific competition and access laws. He has advised on construction arrangements and network rollout, interconnect and other wholesale arrangements, retail contracts, privacy, advertising, and content agreements. He advises clients on the competition and regulatory issues affecting regulated industries, wholesale supply and mergers, and on misuse of market power and misleading and deceptive conduct laws, marketing and advertising. Graham regularly conducts consumer and privacy law compliance audits.Graham has conducted high-profile copyright litigation. He led iiNet’s successful Federal, Full Court and High Court defence of litigation by 34 Hollywood and Australian film and television studios, the first trial in the world against an ISP claiming copyright infringement due to alleged authorisation of the copyright infringement of its users. Graham also successfully represented the ISPs in the Dallas Buyers Club case, the first time in Australia that rights holders had sought preliminary discovery from ISPs of customer details of accounts alleged to have been used to infringe copyright. He also led the way in telecommunications access disputes, achieving landmark wholesale pricing outcomes in many arbitrations before the ACCC, many Australian Competition Tribunal Appeals, and multiple successful Federal Court administrative law defences.