Dennis Miralis

Dennis Miralis is the Principal of Nyman Gibson Miralis, an eminent Australian defence lawyer with a distinguished career in international criminal law, emphasising complex multi-jurisdictional investigations and prosecutions. His expertise spans areas such as bribery and corruption, global tax investigations, anti-money laundering, cybercrime, and extradition law. Dennis offers counsel to individuals and corporations under scrutiny for economic crimes across global jurisdictions. He has played a pivotal role in cases associated with major international bodies, including the DOJ, FBI, IRS, SEC, and various UK and Australian agencies like the AFP, ASIC, and ASIO. Known for his work with the New South Wales Crime Commission and ICAC, Dennis also engages in public international law, advising states on international criminal matters. Dennis enhanced his proficiency in international law through advanced studies at the Hague Academy of International Law and the Asser Institute, focusing on counter-terrorism. He contributes to the United Nations as an independent expert on international crime treaties and shared insights on human rights within international law enforcement at a UN dialogue in Vienna in 2023. With a role as a judge at the International Criminal Court Moot, Dennis has proven his standing in the international legal arena. He participated in pivotal High Court of Australia cases, such as Lee v New South Wales Crime Commission and Lee v The Queen. A graduate of Macquarie University with a Bachelor of Law and Arts, and a Graduate Certificate in Legal Practice from the University of Technology Sydney, Dennis furthered his academic credentials with a program on cybersecurity at Harvard Kennedy School. Recognised by Lexology as a Thought Leader in Business Crime Defence, he is also listed among the best criminal defence lawyers in Australia by Best Lawyers. Dennis Miralis has served clients from the Greater Sydney area with dedication since 2001, bringing over two decades of expertise to his practice.