Congratulations to Young's List barrister Campbell Thompson, who has been named in Doyle's Guide for Leading Technology, Media and Telecommunications Barrister Rankings - Victoria, 2019
Congratulations to Young's List barrister Ian Horak, who has been named in Doyle's Guide for Leading Intellectual Property Barristers, Victoria 2019
Congratulations to Young's List barrister Michael Rivette, who has been named in Doyle's Guide for Leading Technology, Media and Telecommunications Barrister Rankings - Victoria, 2019.
Congratulations to Young's List barrister Sarah Porritt who has been named in Doyle's Guide for Leading Planning and Environment Barristers, Victoria 2019.
Young's List is delighted to welcome Russell Moore
Young's List is delighted to welcome the Honourable John Gilmour QC
Young's List is delighted to welcome readers Readers Gayann Walker and Chris Hender
Young’s List barrister Andrew Tragardh has been recognised by his peers in the Best Lawyers 2020 category of Criminal Defence.
Young's List barrister Nicholas Modrzewski, is set to unveil his latest exhibition at Firstdraft gallery in Sydney.
Congratulations to Young's List barrister Jeremy Twigg QC, who has been named in Doyle's Guide for Leading Construction & Infrastructure Senior Counsel - Victoria, 2019.
Young's List congratulates our members whom Best Lawyers has recognised as leaders of the Australian Bar in their 2020 edition.
Michael Rivette presented "Privacy and Data Breach Class Actions" at the Privacy and Data Security seminar
Michael Rivette has co-authored "Blockchain and the Australian Privacy Principles: never the twain shall meet" for the Privacy Law Bulletin issued by LexisNexis.
Young's List barrister Scott Morris provides a few practical observations to assist practitioners and their clients
Young’s List congratulates Angus Stewart SC, who has been appointed by the Governor-General in Council as a Judge of the Federal Court of Australia
Evelyn Tadros has been presented with the Ron Castan AM AC Pro Bono Award from the Victorian Bar
A full list of all Legalwise Seminars in Victoria for March 2019 presented by barristers from Young's List
We congratulate Young's List barristers Angus Stewart SC, Matthew Harvey and Dr Anton Trichardt, ranked in Doyle's Guide Leading Transport Barrister rankings - Australia 2019
Young's List barrister Fiona Cameron has been published in the Oil, Gas and Energy Law Journal
We congratulate Garry Bigmore QC, Charles Scerri QC, Helen Symon QC, Angus Stewart SC, Robert Heath QC, Matthew Harvey and Daniel Aghion who have been acknowledged in the Chambers and Partners Asia-Pacific Guide 2019
We congratulate Young's List barristers Helen Symon QC, Diana Harding QC, Meredith Schilling and Mia Clarebrough, ranked in Doyle's Guide Leading Tax Barristers - Victoria, 2018
Young's List barrister Dr Michelle Sharpe has been awarded as Barrister of the Year at the Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards 2018
Young's List barrister Alexandra Golding has been named as recommended in Doyle's Guide for Leading Insurance Junior Counsel, Victoria 2018
Young's List barrister Michael Rivette co-authored Remedies for Breach of Privacy
Young's List barrister Matthew Harvey presented at the Asian Maritime Law and Insurance Conference
Angus Stewart SC, Matthew Harvey and Dr Anton Trichardt have been named in Who's Who Legal 2018 as preeminent practitioners in the field of shipping law.
Young's List is delighted to welcome Michael Rivette
Young's List congratulates Emma Poole, Jamie Grant and Anna O'Callaghan on signing the Bar Roll, and wish them every success in their careers at the Victorian Bar.
Young's List barrister Matthew Harvey presented at the AMTAC Arbitration Week, Maritime Arbitration seminar.
Dr Michelle Sharpe named as a finalist in Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards 2018
Young's List barrister Andrew Kirby has authored an article on ex-employees stealing corporate businesses.
Andrew Tragardh has authored an article which was published in the October 2018 edition of the Law Institute Journal.
Young's List barrister Matthew Harvey has published an edition of The Talk Around Chambers.
Young's List barristers Kieran Hickie and Amy Hando; ‘The Big Bite: A Tech-Breakfast’
Young's List barrister Kieran Hickie presented at a Legalwise seminar for Building and Construction Law.
Young's List barrister Grant Lubofsky has been published in the Australian Law Journal
Young's List barrister Dr Michelle Sharpe has spoken with Law CPD
Dr Michelle Sharpe has authored a book entitled "Unconscionable Conduct in Australian Consumer and Commercial Contracts"
Young's List barrister Scott Morris presented to a full house at a Pitcher Partners Legal Master Class.
Barrister Justin Castelan successful for plaintiffs in defamation trial
Young's List barrister Dr Michelle Sharpe was recently interviewed for Gatehouse Insights
Young's List barristers Sarah and Porritt and Haroon Hassan have become NMAS Mediator accredited.
Young's List barrister Matthew Harvey discusses the two unusual commercial judgements made this year in the High Court
Young's List sponsored the Runner Up Best Memo award at the International Maritime Law Arbitration Moot Competition 2018
Young's List barrister Grant Lubofsky has published an article in the July 2018 issue of the Law Institute Journal.
Young's List barristers Matthew Harvey and Catherine Gobbo ranked in Doyle's Guide Leading Insolvency and Restructuring Junior Counsel - Victoria, 2018
Young's List barristers Catherine Gobbo and Christian Juebner have been listed as Leading Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution Barrister Rankings - Victoria, 2018
Young's List barrister Georgia Douglas discusses what the decisions in these two cases mean and how they are likely to influence defamation law in Australia.
Young's List barrister Grant Lubofsky published an article on proportionate liability in Building and Construction Law Journal
Amy Hando spoke at the 3rd annual Legal Innovation and Tech Fest in Sydney.
Young's List is delighted to welcome Andrew Tragardh and Christopher McDermott
Young’s List congratulates Matthew Tennant, Amy Hando, Paul Reynolds and Nick Modrzewski on signing the Bar Roll, and wish them every success in their careers at the Victorian Bar.
Two Young's List barristers have been named in Doyle's Guide Leading Intellectual Property Barristers, Victoria 2018
Young's List barrister Campbell Thompson has been named as Recommended in Doyle's Guide for Leading Technology, Media and Telecommunications Barristers, Victoria 2018.
To brief Michael, please contact Tammy Young on +61 3 9225 6777, or after hours on +61 (0)414 523 515.
Young's List barrister Sarah Porritt has been named as recommended in Doyle's Guide for Leading Planning and Environment Barristers, Victoria 2018.
To brief Luke, please contact Tammy Young on +61 3 9225 6777, or after hours on +61 (0)414 523 515.
Young's List congratulates our members whom Best Lawyers has recognised as leaders of the Australian Bar in their 2019 edition.
To brief Lisa, please contact Tammy Young on +61 3 9225 6777, or after hours on +61 (0)414 523 515.
Two Young's List barristers have been named in Doyle's Guide Leading Construction & Infrastructure Junior Counsel 2018
Young's List barrister Jeremy Twigg QC named in Doyle's Guide Leading Construction and Infrastructure Senior Counsel - Victoria, 2018
Young's List barrister Natalie Campbell's podcast, Compos Mentis, has been recommended as one of the best podcasts for lawyers.
Young's List barrister Nico Burmeister has been named as Recommended in Doyle's Guide for Leading Employment and Workplace Health & Safety Barristers - Victoria 2018.
Young's List barrister Andrew Kirby has published an article on "The Banking Royal Commission: has it been asked the right questions and will it come up with the right answers?"
Young's List barrister Matthew Harvey has published an article discussing the first public hearing in the Banking Royal Commission, which took place in Melbourne on Monday 12 February 2018.
Four Young's List barristers have been named in Doyle's Guide Leading Transport Barristers - Australia 2018 as preeminent or recommended.
Young's List barrister Shaun Clement discusses a recent Supreme Court decision which confirms that plaintiffs are not limited to providing security for costs in conventional forms.
Young's List barrister Catherine Symons is set to speak at the Law Council of Australia Immigration Law Conference on the topic of student and skilled visa case law.
An Australian Barrister's insights into legal issues and current trends.
Young's List barrister Evelyn Tadros took part in a production of Please, Continue (Hamlet) as part of the Melbourne Festival.
Young's List barrister Matthew Harvey has written an article providing 8 tips on producing documents to the Royal Commission.
Young's List barrister Haroon Hassan has published an article in the recent edition of the Victorian Bar News.
Young's List barrister Matthew Harvey discusses the problem a time constraint may hold for the Royal Commissioner.
Young's List barristers Jeremy Twigg QC and Scott Morris successfully brought a claim on behalf of Dennis Turner (as Trustee of the bankrupt estate of Mr Wallace) against Mr Wallace's spouse seeking the recovery of proceeds of sale of a property transferred by Mr Wallace to Mrs Wallace.
Young's List is delighted to congratulate Garry Bigmore QC, Charles Scerri QC, Angus Stewart SC, Robert Heath SC, Matthew Harvey and Daniel Aghion who have been acknowledged as leaders in their field and recognised as notable practitioners in the Chambers Asia-Pacific Guide 2017.
Evidence of matters in company books and records under s 1305 Corps Act – displacing the presumption
The Banking Royal Commission: 6 facts you need to know
They spoke about the appropriate means of communicating with the Court and opponents.
We are delighted to congratulate Robert Heath SC on his appointment as Senior Counsel by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria on 23 November 2017.
The barristers and staff of Young's List attended our End of Year Celebration at the Danish Club
Jon Davis QC and Emma Murphy presented the seminar Drafting and Enforcing restraint of trade clauses — Some recent developments at Hall&Wilcox on 15 November 2017.
Founder and company director of Young's List, Tammy Young, has received a scholarship to the national program "Women & Leadership Australia".
Young's List barrister Alex Golding has been named in Doyle's Guide Leading Insurance Barristers - Victoria 2017
Young's List barrister Will Thomas discusses "When might an expert report prepared by jointly retained experts fall foul of the opinion rule?"
Young's List congratulates Jane Gregory and Grant Lubofsky on signing the Bar Roll
Young's List were among a host of Victorian, interstate and international attendees at the 44th annual Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zealand Conference
Young's List's Sally Whiteman discusses how the defence of triviality can succeed in defamation cases
Young's List's Natalie Campbell co-authored an article for the Law Institute Journal on "The Case for Authenticity"
The Policy includes interim and long term targets with the ultimate aim of briefing women in at least 30 per cent of all matters and paying 30 per cent of the value of all brief fees by 2020.
Young's List's Garry Bigmore QC presented to the AILA on Insolvent Trustees of Trading Trusts
Young's List's Dr Michelle Sharpe was one of three judges in the Grand Final of the Australia New Zealand Intervarsity moot on Animal Law organised by the Animal Law Institute.
Will Thomas discusses that privilege in documents is not ordinarily waived by inadvertent disclosure.
Young's List's Dr Michelle Sharpe was a guest speaker at the St. Patrick’s Law Students’ Society’s Inaugural Law Breakfast for 2017.
Young's List's Andrew Kirby discusses Calderbank offers and summarises how and when it is best to use them
Young's List's Dr Michelle Sharpe was invited to participate in a segment on Benchmark TV on self-represented litigants having previously published an article on the subject.
Young's List's Charles Shaw gave a recent CPD seminar on “Do I have to put it? The extent of Counsel’s obligations pursuant to the rule in Browne v Dunn”
Young's List's Daniel Aghion is acting Senior Counsel with Georgia Douglas as Junior Counsel for Glenvill Property Developers. He has been quoted in The Age in reference to the ongoing battle against Amcor over the clean-up of asbestos found in the Alphington housing development site.
Six Young's List barristers have been named in Doyle's Guide Leading Victorian Insolvency and Reconstruction Barristers 2017 as leading or recommended.
Young’s Lists’ Catherine Symons is the current Secretary for the not-for-profit organisation Climate for Change.
Young's List's Ian Horak named in Leading Intellectual Property Junior Counsel Australia Doyle's Guide 2017 as recommended
Will Thomas discusses - A recent decision of the Supreme Court of Victoria shows that the court will refuse to enforce an agreement tainted by illegal conduct, even where the parties have not raised the issue of illegality.
Evelyn Tadros appears in a Bottled Snail Productions presents 'A Conversation' by David Williamson playing the Conference Convenor, Jackie Manning, along with fellow barristers, Mark Robins QC, Kylie Weston-Scheuber and Liz King.
Young's List's Nico Burmeister named in Leading Intellectual Property Barristers in Doyle's Guide 2017 as recommended.
Young's List's Sarah Porritt along with a group of Judges and other Victorian Bar members were in the Solomon Islands the week of 22 May delivering an intensive advocacy skills workshop to the local DPP and Public Solicitors Office.
Young's List's Natalie Campbell is one of the founders of Compos Mentis, a new podcast about how to stay happy, healthy and productive while working in the law, made by lawyers for lawyers.
Young's List's Christian Juebner, an expert in proceeds of crime, spoke with Fairfax Media regarding the risk that Schapelle Corby could breach proceeds-of-crime laws should she profit from the media frenzy surrounding her return home.
Sarah Porritt of Young's List barristers named in Planning and Environment Barristers in Doyle's Guide 2017 as recommended.
The High Court has held, in effect, that a judgment creditor cannot use the Foreign Judgments Act to enforce an Australian judgment overseas against a bankrupt estate.
Young’s List congratulates Tom Barry, Elizabeth Bateman, Natalie Campbell and Jim Hartley on signing the Bar Roll, and wish them every success in their careers at the Victorian Bar.
A team of RMIT students, coached by David Goodwin, has achieved first place at the prestigious International Graduate Competition (IGC) hosted by the Canadian business school HEC Montreal.
Will Thomas examines the recent Federal Court decision of Offshore Marine Services Alliance Pty Ltd v Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd [2017] FCA 333.
Three Young's List barristers have been named in Doyle's Guide Leading Construction and Infastructure Barristers 2017 as leading or recommended.
Young's List congratulates our members whom Best Lawyers has recognised as leaders of the Australian Bar in their 2018 edition.
Will Thomas examines the recent High Court decision of Ecosse Property Holdings Pty Ltd v Gee Dee Nominees Pty Ltd [2017] HCA 12.
Be Careful What You Offer – It just might be accepted.
In November 2016 Dr Anton Trichardt presented a paper at the International Colloquium on the Arrest Conventions 1952 and 1999. Later in 2017 papers presented at the Colloquium will be published in book form, each paper forming a chapter.
Two Young's List barristers have been named in Doyle's Guide Leading Employment and WHS Barristers 2017 as recommended.
Craig Macaulay (KordaMentha) together with Fiona Cameron (Young's List) examine the new Supreme Court Practice Note on Technology in Civil Litigation.
Part Three is an eclectic group of decisions, demonstrating the High Court’s effect across the breadth of commercial law in Australia. If you want to read the decision in full, click the citation. Part Four will be published on 15 February 2016.
Three Young's List barristers have been named in Doyle's Guide Leading Transport Barristers 2017 as preeminent or leading.
Young’s List is delighted to announce that the List has been placed in the top band (band 1) in the 2017 Chambers and Partners Asia-Pacific Legal Rankings.
Part Two in Matthew Harvey's summary of the High Court's decisions on Commercial Law in 2016. Since Matthew wrote Part One in this series, the High Court delivered four more commercial judgments in 2016. In order to strike a balance between brevity and substance, Matthew has decised to make this a four part series. If you want to read the full case, click the citation. Part Three will be published on 1 February 2017. It will contain Prince Alfred College v ADC (vicarious liability), Ainsworth v Albrecht (adjudication of dispute within body corporate), Blank v Commissioner of Taxation (assessable income), and Timbercorp Finance Pty Ltd (in liq) v Collins (Anshun estoppel).
Young's List is delighted to congratulate Garry Bigmore QC, Charles Scerri QC, Helen Symon QC, Angus Stewart SC, Matthew Harvey, Daniel Aghion and Rob Heath who have been acknowledged as leaders in their field and recognised as notable practitioners in the Chambers Asia-Pacific Guide 2017.
This year the High Court has delivered about 15 judgments in commercial cases. To keep you up-to-date, Matthew Harvey has prepared a series of three newsletters setting out brief summaries of each case. If you want to read the full case, click the citation. The next instalments will be sent mid-January and mid-February 2017.
In his article ‘Cat’s In The Cradle But No Silver Spoon‘, David Forbes examines a 2016 decision by the New South Wales Court of Appeal in Behman v Behman [2016] NSWCA 295.
Barristers need to write well, especially commercial barristers who are not appearing before a jury. As a commercial barrister the ability to win a case often hinges on the ability to persuade the judge in writing of the client’s case. Most barristers can write well. The problem is that they often don’t write well – but think that they do.
Dr Anton Trichardt participated in an International Colloquium on Ship Arrests and the 1952 and 1999 Conventions, hosted by the Centre for maritime Law, National University of Singapore, on 28 and 29 November 2016.
Fiona Cameron together with John Eldridge examine the lingering uncertainty surrounding the rule against penalties for commercial parties seeking to contract on contingent liabilities.
Robert Boadle presented a practical seminar for Legalwise Seminars on international contracting and staying one step ahead of the game
Suzanne Kupsch presented an insightful seminar for Legalwise Seminars on the importance of an effective dispute resolution clause and the details of structuring such a clause.
In the very recent decision of Webster Investments Pty Ltd v Anderson [2016] VSC 620, Justice Croft in the Victorian Supreme Court has held that a guarantor should be absolved from all liability in respect of two guarantees.
The effect of the Civil Procedure Act 2010 (CPA) continues unabated. In Littore v Rabobank, a judge (relying on the CPA) took the unusual step of staying a counterclaim, pending the trial of the claim.
Young’s List congratulates Mia Clarebrough, Shaun Clement and Nick Wallwork on signing the Bar Roll, and wish them every success in their careers at the Victorian Bar.
Young's List is proud to announce Ian Horak has co-authored a leading text published by Thomson Reuters.
On Wednesday 9th November 2016, Dr Michelle Sharpe, will be presenting as part of Monash University's Commercial CPD Seminar on Good Faith Obligations in Commercial Contracts.
Matthew Harvey has appeared in a BenchTV programme discussing Enforcing Debts Against Foreign Registered Corporations in Australia together with Ian Benson.
Claims for the recovery of unfair preference payments are the bread and butter of liquidations. The Commissioner of Taxation (Commissioner) is invariably the number one recipient of unfair preference payments and liquidators can, on occasion, become frustrated with the time that it takes for the Commissioner to disgorge such payments.
Robert Heath sits as a panelist for "Arbitration under the ACICA Rules 2016" – A MOCK CASE
After the recent win for banks in the High Court bank fees case, the banks’ chief executives ought to send the judges Christmas cards and offer them discounted home loans.
Was the Banking Code of Practice intended for a sophisticated and successful businessman worth approximately $23 million to avoid liability under guarantees he freely signed?
Four Young's List barristers named in Insolvency and Reconstruction Barristers in Doyle's Guide 2016 as preeminent, leading and recommended.
Dr Anton Trichardt speaks at a Victorian Bar CLE event on the subject of Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and the Privy Council’s recent decision in Vizcaya Partners Ltd v Picard and Anor [2016] UKPC 5
Congratulations to the Young's List team for winning the Women in Insolvency and Restructuring trivia night last night.
Jeremy Twigg QC and Scott Morris have successfully brought an action on behalf of a trustee in bankruptcy seeking to set aside a disposition of property by a husband to his wife in 2004.
William Thomas discusses the implications or the recent decision of the Supreme Court of New South Wales to accept market-based causation in a shareholder action.
Kieren Naish and Andrew Downie named Leading Construction Barristers in Doyle’s Guide 2016
On 28 April 2016, Georgia Douglas presented to members of the Litigation Department at Maddocks Melbourne regarding the recent case law surrounding sanctions and compensation orders under the Civil Procedure Act 2010.
Ian Horak lead a discussion on “Advocacy before the Australian Trade Marks Office”
To brief Sally please contact Tammy on +61 3 9225 6777 or after hours on +61 (0)414 523 515.
Dr Anton Trichardt has written an article published in the Commercial Law Quarterly entitled Breach by Anticipatory Repudiation.
Daniel Aghion and Dan Coombes give a presentation on ethics at the Commercial and Property Lawyers Conference run in Hobart by the Law Society of Tasmania.
2015 GE Australia-PNG Emerging Leaders Dialogue alumnus, Christine Melis, argues that gender inequality is a societal issue and that for Australia to have a positive influence on this problem in PNG and the Pacific it needs to be confronted at home
Young's List is proud to announce Kieran Hickie has co-authored a text published by LexisNexis.
Young's List congratulates our members whom Best Lawyers has recognised as leaders of the Australian Bar in their 2017 edition.
David Goodwin takes charge of the MBA side of the Graduate School of Business and Law, as he is appointed MBA Director of RMIT University
Daniel Aghion gives a presentation on the risk management skills required as a lawyer.
Catherine Gobbo shares her expertise, with those continuing their professional development, at a recorded presentation for Legalwise Seminars.
Dan Coombes delivers a paper dissecting cross examination, as part of a Legalwise litigation Masterclass, in Hobart.
Young's List is delighted to congratulate Garry Bigmore QC, Charles Scerri QC, Helen Symon QC, Jeremy Twigg SC, Matthew Harvey, Daniel Aghion, Rob Heath and Anton Trichardt, who have been recognised in the Chambers Asia-Pacific Guide 2016.
Young's List congratulates Matthew Harvey, named leading barrister, and Anton Trichardt named recommended barrister, in Doyle's Guide 2016 in the area of Transport law.
On 9 December 2015 Justice John Dixon handed down his decision in Madafferi v The Age. This is the first decision in Victoria concerning the application of the “journalist’s privilege” under section 126K of the Evidence Act 2008.
Georgia delivered a paper focusing on the current tortious law surrounding public authority liability and the government’s duty of care in Victoria.
We are delighted to congratulate Jonathan Davis SC on his appointment as Senior Counsel by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria on 24 November 2015.
Congratulations to the Young's List barristers recommended in Doyle's Guide 2015
To brief Kieran please contact Tammy Young on +61 3 9225 6777 or after hours on 0414 523 515.
At the seminar, hosted by Legalwise, Nico shared his blend of employment law and IP expertise.
Catherine presented at a breakfast briefing hosted by the International Women’s Insolvency and Reconstruction Confederation (IWIRC).
On 17 August Andrew Downie, barrister, presented an all-day workshop on evidence in practice for litigators at Leo Cussen.
On 19 August 2015, Georgia Douglas presented to Piper Alderman’s Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney offices on applications brought in the Federal Court of Australia.
AusNet Transmission Group Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation [2015] HCA 25
Young’s List congratulates Fiona Cameron on becoming an author for the Thomson Reuters’ Victorian Courts service.
On 30 July 2015 Annette Charak presented to the Victorian Bar on 'Tackling grammatical pitfalls'. The session was chaired by Peter Heerey AM QC.
On 22 July 2015 Evelyn Tadros presented to solicitors at Leo Cussen on 'Appearing in Court with Confidence'.
On 6 July 2015 Catherine Gobbo presented to solicitors and insolvency practitioners at the CPA Insolvency Discussion Group, hosted by M+K Lawyers.
Young's List barristers act as arbitrators at 16th Annual IMLAM Moot hosted by RMIT University.
Andrew Downie examines the matter of Constructpro Pty Ltd v Maicome Pty Ltd [2015] VCC 894 in which a builder obtained a judgment under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 2002 (Vic).
Robert Boadle writes in the July 2015 edition of the Law Institute Journal about the recent East-West Link dispute and the risk that any government contract could potentially be overriden by statute.
We are delighted to congratulate the Young's List barristers who have been included in the Doyle’s Guide list of Leading Victorian Construction Barristers for 2015.
Matthew Harvey examines recent decisions relating to subpoenas and the production of documents.
On 24 June 2015, Catherine Symons presented an Update on Pecuniary Penalties to the Employment Safety and People team at Maddocks, Melbourne.
Andrew Downie recently presented a seminar on offers of compromise.
As of 4 May 2015 the Supreme Court (General Civil Procedure) Rules 2005 were amended by theSupreme Court (Chapter I Summary Judgment Amendment) Rules 2015.
On 18 June 2015, Matthew Harvey presented at the Young Shipping Australia, Victoria Chapter, industry insight event hosted by Holman Fenwick Willan.
We congratulate Jon Davis on his success in the High Court in the matter of CFMEU v Boral Resources (Vic) Pty Ltd [2015] HCA 21 which was handed down on 17 June 2015.
We are delighted to congratulate David Goodwin on his appointment as Acting Director Juris Doctor Programs at RMIT University.
On Thursday 11 June 2015, Meredith Schilling presented a seminar to Zaparas Lawyers on Medical Panels.
We are delighted to congratulate Kate Anderson who has been admitted to practise in Papua New Guinea.
Young's List is delighted to welcome Jonathan Davis.
We are delighted to congratulate the following barristers who have been included in the Doyle’s Guide list of Leading Victorian Construction Barristers for 2015:
Young's List is delighted to welcome Readers Toby Borgeest, Adrian Hoel and Fiona Cameron.
We are delighted to announce that twelve Young's List barristers are named in the 2015 edition of Best Lawyers in Australia.
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Young's List is delighted to congratulate Garry Bigmore QC, Charles Scerri QC, Jeremy Twigg SC, Matthew Harvey, Daniel Aghion and Anton Trichardt, who have been acknowledged as leaders in their field and recognised as notable practitioners in the Chambers
The parties to the Marysville bushfire class action have reached a $300 million out of court settlement.
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We are delighted to congratulate Matthew Harvey on being nominated by his peers as one of the world’s leading practitioners in the transport field.
Members of Young's List will be attending ceremonies to celebrate the opening of the 2015 legal year in Melbourne
We are currently accepting applications to join Young's List from participants in the March 2015 Reader's Course.
As of Monday 22 December 2014 Young's List will be located at Owen Dixon Chambers West
Young's List will close at 3:00pm on Tuesday 23 December 2015 and re-open on Monday 5 January 2015.
We are delighted to congratulate Jeremy Twigg SC on his appointment as Senior Counsel by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria on 26 November 2014.
Young's List is delighted to welcome readers Evelyn Tadros and Robert Boadle who signed the Victorian Bar Roll on 23 October 2014.
We are delighted to congratulate Daniel Aghion who received the Ron Merkel QC Award at the Victorian Bar Pro Bono Awards on 16 October 2014.
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Young's List is pleased to welcome Christine Melis
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Chambers & Partners Rankings 2014 - Young's List congratulates Garry Bigmore QC, Daniel Aghion and Robert Heath.
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Young's List featured in Lawyers' Weekly article - Clerking Off
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Young's List congratulates Matthew Harvey.
We congratulate Garry Bigmore QC, Daniel Aghion and Robert Heath on their inclusion in the annual Chambers and Partners Asia Pacific Guide 2013.
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