Silk On Tap
Getting to the Bar is one thing. Building a practice that lasts is another.
What does it actually take to run a serious practice as independent counsel — and what can Malaysian practitioners learn from the Australian model? Rob Heath KC has spent over two decades doing exactly that: building a practice across major commercial litigation, arbitrations and class actions, from the Victorian Bar to courts and tribunals in Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia.
On Saturday evening, he's pulling back the curtain. Expect a candid fireside conversation with Rob on how to approach business development, case strategy, and the long-term work of building a practice that briefs back. Open floor Q&A to follow.
Come for the conversation. Stay for the drinks, canapes*, and good company.
*Please note: Food served is free of pork and lard.
This event is specially organised for practitioners under 10 years PQE. Slots are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and attendance is by approval. RSVP by 19 June 2026.
ABOUT ROBERT HEATH KC
Robert Heath KC is a Melbourne-based barrister, arbitrator and mediator with 24+ years' experience. He is also an Associate member of Bankside Chambers in New Zealand. He practises across commercial disputes, class actions, infrastructure, energy, fraud, and equity, and sits as arbitrator under ACICA, UNCITRAL and SIAC Rules across Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia.
ABOUT ENDEAVOUR ADVOCACY PROJECT
The Endeavour Advocacy Project (EAP) is Malaysia's first structured incubator for independent advocates, built for disputes practitioners who are serious about building a counsel practice. EAP provides members with hands-on casework, expert mentorship, and the infrastructure to grow a sustainable practice of their own.
*This event is brought to you by Chambers Lab & Endeavour Advocacy Project. The evening will be held under Chatham House Rules.