About Us

Zak Tayyar, dispute resolution and litigation lawyer at Avicenna Lawyers Sydney

Zak Tayyar

Zak is a veteran in the legal field with a unique background that encompasses National Law Firms, Insurance Companies, and Boutique Legal Practices. Zak is highly analytical and ethical in his approach to all legal matters. This ensures the provision of timely and realistic advice to his clients, as they navigate often uncharted and misunderstood territories.

The level of integrity and deep understanding of legal intricacies allows Zak to often think ‘outside the box’ in dealing with the disputes at hand. He is truly passionate about the work that he conducts and provides clients with a personal service that is tailored to their needs.

Specialising in Dispute Resolution and Litigation, Zak has a proven track record of achieving favourable outcomes for his clients regardless of the complexities. His experience covers personal, commercial, and corporate support, with a fundamental understanding of the clients’ needs and the ways to achieve them.

Zak’s expertise covers all stages of legal proceedings, and his clear communication skills when liaising, consulting, and negotiating ensure greater advantages for his clients.

Zak is admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia. He holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree, a Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice. He is also a longstanding member of the Law Society of New South Wales.

Mirage Sohail, civil and criminal litigation lawyer at Avicenna Lawyers Sydney

Mirage Sohail

Mirage’s breadth of experience in both public and private law includes roles within government departments, including the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (now the Administrative Review Tribunal), where he served as an Associate in the General Division to various Members of the Tribunal, including former judges, barristers, and other senior legal professionals. He has also contributed to legal work within the Commonwealth, including at the Attorney-General’s Department, further deepening his understanding of public law and international cooperation frameworks.

Mirage’s practice encompasses a wide spectrum of legal work, including advocacy and transactional matters in private practice. He has built unique experience in both civil and criminal litigation through his work in a leading disputes team and criminal law practice. This dual expertise allows him to navigate multifaceted legal challenges with precision and strategic foresight. With Mirage’s analytical rigor and calm professionalism, he is able to deliver a client-focused approach to every matter.

Mirage is admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia. He holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree, a Bachelor of Commerce Degree and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice. He is also a member of the Law Society of New South Wales.

Mona Elbaz, criminal defence lawyer at Avicenna Lawyers Sydney

Mona Elbaz

Mona is a criminal defence lawyer who practises across all areas of criminal law. Prior to her admission, she gained extensive experience working within leading criminal defence practices, where she assisted in the preparation and conduct of a broad range of criminal proceedings. Her experience spans matters involving summary and indictable offences, traffic matters, bail applications, sentencing proceedings, appeals, and complex criminal litigation.

Mona is recognised for her meticulous preparation, strong analytical skills, and compassionate approach to client care. She understands that involvement in the criminal justice system can be one of the most challenging experiences in a person’s life and is committed to providing clear, practical advice and dedicated representation throughout every stage of a matter.

Mona holds a Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, a Diploma of Law, and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice. She is admitted to practise in the Supreme Court of New South Wales and is a member of the Law Society of New South Wales.