In some cases, our client just wants the seriousness of what has happened to them to be acknowledged in some way. It helps them get on with their lives. And in the end, that’s what it’s all about.![]()
Lisa Rennie
General Manager

Keep up the good work, because you DO care. Much gratitude to all the staff.![]()
Mrs F.


The reward for me is when I am able to help the people who really, desperately need help. When we can help turn their lives around, it’s an incredible feeling.![]()
Tran Truong
Lawyer

A huge thank you. And a thank you to a friend that recommended you to me.![]()
Mrs J. R.


I try to help people achieve some calmness while we assist them through the process. Just having an understanding of what’s happening can ease the anxiety of what they are going through.![]()
Michael Broughton
Practice Group Leader

I could not fault your service, it was everything I expected and more. Well done.![]()
Mr A. F.



You know that the outcome you achieve will have a profound impact on someone’s life. It doesn’t get any more real than that.![]()
Robyn Davies
Principal Lawyer

I was overwhelmed with the amount I received... Thank you once again for all your help.![]()
Mr K. K.


Some cases can just be so heartbreaking. You go home to your family and count your blessings, and it makes you just put so much effort into your job, to get a result for their families.![]()
Barbara Murray
Managing Law Clerk

After going through the process of this claim I don't believe I could fault the service I was given. Many times I did ask many questions. I feel I was heard, understood and given answers. Thanks guys.![]()
Ms K. M.


We like to be very up-front with people, about their prospects, about our fees, about how the system works. That sets the basis for a good relationship.![]()
Olamide Kowalik
Senior Associate

Your service was excellent and very professional at every level. I would not hesitate to recommend Trilby Misso Lawyers to family and friends in the future.![]()
Mr J. M.


It is incredibly satisfying achieving a fantastic outcome for your clients and seeing how much of a difference your efforts in assisting them makes to their lives and that of their families.![]()
Peter Hall
Practice Group Leader

The service you have provided me has been very impressive and reassuring in a professional manner, for the desired outcome. Absolutely commendable and I thank you.![]()
Mrs M. W.


I couldn’t imagine working anywhere else. It’s just friendly and we help each other. Even though we have over 15 legal teams now, it doesn’t feel at all impersonal.![]()
Jaswant Sandhu
Principal Lawyer

Through the most difficult time in my 38 years of life, Jaswant and all those team members of Trilby Misso who were involved in my case dealt with me faultlessly. I am truly grateful to you all.![]()
Mr S. C.




29 July 2010
Vision Australia's latest canine recruit for its 'Seeing Eye Dog' program is set to be named Ty if staff from the firm which is sponsoring the puppy have their way.
The Golden Retriever/Labrador pup which will be trained to be the 'eyes' of a visually impaired person is sponsored by leading Queensland personal injury law firm Trilby Misso as part of its Community Spirit Program.
The firm has asked staff to come up with a short-list of names for the nine week old canine, which will be trained under Vision Australia's 'Seeing Eye Dog' program.
Trilby Misso CEO Graeme McFadyen said more than 70 names were suggested and a short list of six names included Charlie, Harvey, Ty, Trilby, Titan and Buddy.
Staff were granted a 'people's choice award' on the name and the winner was Ty which is short for Tybalt - "he who sees".
However, a final decision on the dog's name rests with Vision Australia. The puppy will be officially named at a ceremony to be held at Trilby Misso's Brisbane CBD head office on August 19.
The Victorian-born pooch will soon start an intensive training program with a carer in Brisbane before he is eventually placed with a visually impaired person.
"We are his sponsors and we'll continue to follow his progress over the years and we hope our staff will feel that he is their puppy," Mr McFadyen said.
Trilby Misso has been running its Community Spirit Program for the past four years.
The program has contributed to organisations such as the Royal Children's Hospital, Youngcare, the Leukaemia Foundation, the Paraplegic Benefit Fund, Multicap, Montrose Access, Brain Injury Association of Queensland and the National Breast Cancer Foundation.