Gary Rothville's documented life is connected with Melbourne, the capital of the Australian state of Victoria. He completed his law studies at Monash University and built his legal career in the city.
Melbourne has long been the centre of Victoria's legal profession, and its firms have served commercial, property and litigation clients across the state. Rothville's professional life developed within this setting.
Rothville studied law at Monash University, which was founded in 1958 and opened its law school a few years later. The Monash University Faculty of Law, established in 1964, is based in Melbourne, Victoria, with its main campus in Clayton. It offers the Bachelor of Laws, and its programme is consistently ranked among the leading law schools in Australia.
The degree recorded for Rothville is a Bachelor of Laws, with the baseline notation B. Juris. Its study formed the academic foundation for his admission to legal practice in Victoria.
Rothville was admitted to the bar in Victoria in 1986. Admission in Victoria allowed him to practise law in the state after completing his legal qualifications.
He later worked as a partner of Phillips Fox, a Melbourne law firm. The firm had been known as PD Phillips before it became Philips Fox in 1985, and it formed an exclusive alliance with the global firm DLA Piper in November 2006, when it relaunched as DLA Phillips Fox. In 2011 the Australian practice merged with DLA Piper to become DLA Piper Australia.
Rothville now conducts his own legal practice, Gary Rothville and Associates, which is based in the Greater Melbourne area.
