Frank accepts briefs in all areas of law. He specialises in matters relating to insolvency and bankruptcy, banking and financial services, corporations law, and associated civil penalty proceedings and regulatory disputes.

Frank routinely advises and represents banks, financial services providers, insolvency and bankruptcy practitioners, directors, officers and shareholders.

Frank commands a deep understanding of financial institutions and a range of financial products. He has managed banking disputes from credit contracts and mortgages to CDOs, CFDs and ISDAs. He is also familiar with organisational and operational issues within financial institutions, including treasury/cost of funding disputes, compliance, and governance and management.

Before joining the Bar, Frank practised as a solicitor for almost 10 years at Henry Davis York, Sydney and Linklaters LLP, London. Whilst in the UK, Frank managed several high-profile and multi-billion pound cases for the Joint Administrators of Lehman Brothers International (Europe), widely recognised as the world’s most complex administration. He also defended contentious regulatory actions initiated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority and the Serious Fraud Office.

Frank was the Tipstaff to the Hon. Justice Henric Nicholas, Supreme Court of NSW in 2009.

Frank has been a member of the NSW Bar Association’s Diversity and Equality Committee since 2023.