Milan Cakic 
Lawyer, Sydney
Commercial Litigation
The world of finance and business is a dynamic environment as is Milan’s approach to this area of law. Banking, finance and commercial transactions are indispensable elements of modern living. Laws in these areas impact individuals in ways rarely appreciated. Milan’s ability to communicate with clients and explain their rights in simple terms is paramount.
Many of Milan's clients have lost superannuation savings accumulated over a working lifetime through investment schemes or as a result of buying and selling shares on the stock market. This is without doubt a very stressful time for these investors but assisting them to recover their assets via class actions is something that Milan thrives on. Milan's experience working within financial institutions allows him to rapidly identify causes of action and provides a level of inside knowledge which allows him to provide practical outcome focused advice.
These attributes coupled with a tenacity to remain true to the Slater & Gordon theme of representing the average person to take on large firms, makes Milan Cakic a lawyer at the top of his game.
"Slater & Gordon has an unwavering determination to fight injustices against the most powerful of institutions"
Expertise
- Shareholder Disputes
- Financial Services Law
- Banking & Finance Law
- Commercial Litigation
- Representative Proceedings & Class Actions
Career history
- Since 2006 Slater & Gordon (lawyer)
- 1999-2006 investment banker (Commonwealth Securities Limited, Commonwealth Bank of Australia). Managed a portfolio of between $300m-$500m across a full range of financial products and services.
Memberships & associations
- Law Society of New South Wales
Professional qualifications & admissions
- 2006 Admitted, Supreme Court of New South Wales.
- 2004 Master of Law and Legal Practice (Commercial Law), University of Technology, Sydney.
- 1998 Bachelor of Economics (Economics & Finance), University of Sydney.
Testimonials
"I wish I had contacted Slater & Gordon sooner".
“I am so relieved to have come to the right place”.
“I never thought this problem could be resolved”.
“Thank you so much, I now have a clearer idea of my position and what is happening”.