Legal Career
Doyle started his legal career with Arthur Robinson and Co, Melbourne, 1958–1962, predecessor to Allens Arthur Robinson; he was a sole practitioner in Toorak 1965–1971; he then became a partner with Ellison, Hewison and Whitehead, solicitors Melbourne 1976–1977 a predecessor to Minter Ellison; later he was a partner of Goulden's Solicitors London predecessor to Jones Day Goulden based in Brussels 1988–96.
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