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The firm opened for business in 1886 when Mr Edmondstone began his legal practice in chambers in High Street, Wodonga. Although we have moved our office location several times, the firm has been in continuous practice ever since. Stuart Harris, a prominent figure in the Wodonga legal community, began with the firm in the 1930s. On 14 February 1966 Lou Lieberman, later a State and Federal Parliamentarian, joined the firm and it became known as “Harris Lieberman & Co”. Many of our clients have grown with the firm. We have represented several generations of many families, particularly from the river valleys of North East Victoria. In 2000 the firm opened an office in Albury, now on the corner of Olive and Smollett Street, Albury (the former Christian Brothers College Building). In 2015 we moved our Wodonga office into the current location at 87 Hume Street Wodonga. From 1886 the firm has grown from a modest start to be one of our region’s largest law firms. Our directors and staff are all committed to furthering our clients’ interests, and those of our community.

Benefit from the local knowledge and strong Albury community spirit at Harris Lieberman Solicitors. Our legal firm is committed to providing you with comprehensive legal services in plain English. We will work quickly on your behalf to resolve and settle your matter in the law. Whether you are purchasing a property or in the middle of a legal dispute, we will keep you informed every step of the way. Get in touch with Harris Lieberman Solicitors today. The firm opened for business in 1886 when Mr Edmondstone began his legal practice in chambers in High Street, Wodonga. Although we have moved our office location several times, the firm has been in continuous practice ever since. Stuart Harris, a prominent figure in the Wodonga legal community, began with the firm in the 1930s. On 14 February 1966 Lou Lieberman, later a State and Federal Parliamentarian, joined the firm and it became known as “Harris Lieberman & Co”. Many of our clients have grown with the firm. We have represented several generations of many families, particularly from the river valleys of North East Victoria. In 2000 the firm opened an office in Albury, now on the corner of Olive and Smollett Street, Albury (the former Christian Brothers College Building). In 2015 we moved our Wodonga office into the current location at 87 Hume Street Wodonga. From 1886 the firm has grown from a modest start to be one of our region’s largest law firms. Our directors and staff are all committed to furthering our clients’ interests, and those of our community.

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