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David Chambers

Expertise

David is a highly experienced practitioner and investigator with more than 30 years combined experience as a Police Prosecutor, Intelligence Officer and Detective (Specialist Task Force and Regional). David advises and represents clients to strategically navigate compliance and litigious risk in cross-border markets that impacts upon corporate image, brand reputation, company standing and stakeholder perception.

David’s practice incorporates complex corporate and white-collar litigation and investigations in commercial criminal, regulatory and corruption matters. David provides highly competent representation for his clients to preemptively manage risk and comprehensively navigate issues before Commissions (regulatory and corruption) and the Courts.

David’s areas of expertise include:

  • white-collar & corporate crime
  • anti-money laundering, counter terrorism financing and proliferation financing
  • bribery & corruption
  • confiscation of profits/asset retention.

David actively engages with law reform to ensure relevancy to the needs and realities of his clients. David’s contribution and engagement with commissioners and directors, ensures fair and equitable legitimacy and credibility for his clients.

Experience

David’s extensive experience includes:

  • representing clients and stakeholders in a wide range of criminal and regulatory proceedings before courts, tribunals and commissions
  • advising on, managing, and overseeing legally complex investigations across state, federal, and international jurisdictions
  • complex investigation concerning the activities of national and transnational organised criminal syndicates
  • representing directors and corporations subject to investigation and prosecution by national and state law enforcement agencies, secrete commissions, and financial and corporate regulators.

Publications

02 July 2025 - Knowledge

From sales to surveillance: New AML/CTF laws target real estate sector

#Property, Planning & Development, #White Collar Crime & Regulatory Investigations

Real estate agents and property developers face a 2026 compliance deadline under the new Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act. We set out what the sector needs to know and how to prepare.

Upcoming Seminars