In 1910 Ernest Henry Tebbutt, Barrister established a law office in Martin Place. Ernest was soon joined by his two sons William and Roy, and E H Tebbutt and Sons Solicitors was established.
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Today its offices remain no more than 150 metres from their 1910 origins. Over the past 115 years, the firm has built an enviable reputation for the expertise of its practice and for its contributions to the development of the law.

Some of the many notable partner contributions over this time include:
•    E H Tebbutt’s authoring in 1918 of The Moratorium (a digest and index to the War Precautions Acts)
•    R E Tebbutt’s seminal 1953 Handbook of Landlord and Tenant Law in NSW
•    H W (“Peter”) Tebbutt’s tenures as Conveyancing Editor of the Australian Law Journal and as the Challis Lecturer in Property Law at the University of Sydney – positions which spanned the better part of two decades from the mid 1960’s onwards.