Justice Bromberg is the President of the ALRC and was appointed on 10 July 2023 for a term of five years.
Justice Bromberg was appointed a Judge of the Federal Court of Australia in 2009 after a long career as a barrister at the Victorian Bar and a shorter career as a solicitor working in Melbourne, London and Hong Kong. He was also an occasional consultant to the International Labour Organisation.
Some 14 years and over 500 judgments after his Honour’s appointment to the Federal Court, he was appointed President of the Australian Law Reform Commission in July 2023 but continues as a part-time Judge of the Federal Court. Justice Bromberg presided over many of the most important cases in the areas of law in which he practiced. His Honour led the Federal Court’s Employment and Industrial Relations National Practice Area, and his Honour’s wide-ranging practice and experience included Administrative Law, Native Title Law, Migration Law, Human Rights and Constitutional Law.
To date, Justice Bromberg has led the following ALRC inquiries:
Justice Bromberg is the Chair of the Advisory Board of the Centre for Employment and Labour Relations Law, University of Melbourne, is a former President of the International Commission of Jurists (Victoria) and the former founding President of theAustralian Institute of Employment Rights.
Renee Roumanos is the Principal Solicitor and founder of Renee Roumanos Legal, a boutique firm that was built in the thick of COVID and has grown rapidly over the past three years. What started as a solo practice in the spare room of her home has become a thriving firm of seven, servicing clients across Australia in property, commercial and estate planning law.
With a strong belief in doing law differently, Renee set out to build a firm grounded in compassion, clarity and client connection—proving that kindness and professionalism can, and should, go hand-in-hand in legal practice.
Renee is also a vocal advocate for flexible working, legal tech and sustainable business growth. As a working mum and business owner, she knows the unique pressures boutique firms face—and is passionate about helping small firms not just survive, but lead with purpose.
Mitch is a Lead Legal Counsel at Virgin Australia Group and has extensive experience across the technology, media, telecommunications, and transportation sectors. Mitch advises on complex matters spanning cyber security, artificial intelligence, competition and consumer law, financial products and services, digital transformation, and privacy and data protection.
With dual degrees in Business and Laws, a Master of Laws, and a deep interest in social impact and emerging technologies, Mitch brings a strategic, solutions-focused mindset to his work. He is particularly passionate about the legal and ethical dimensions of AI adoption, and how in-house teams can lead confidently through disruption.
Mitch combines commercial insight with technical fluency and is a strong advocate for innovation, inclusion, and smarter ways of working.
Kelvin is a Senior Lawyer at Westpac where he has been for 9 years. Prior to this he was at the corporate regulator, ASIC and in private practice at national and international law firms. He holds degrees from the London School of Economics and Macquarie University and was recently a finalist in the Corporate Counsel Awards.
Henning is an eDiscovery and Evidence Management expert with over 17 years of experience who has advised on a wide range of large scale and complex litigations and arbitrations with clients located across Australia, USA, Europe, and Asia.
He has worked closely with clients responding to various regulatory inquiries and federal investigations, including multi-jurisdictional investigations into potential violations of anti-corruption laws involving regulators and enforcement agencies in Australia (AFP) and the US (the SEC and DOJ).
Henning specialises in developing strategic and bespoke eDiscovery solutions, review workflows and evidence management processes. His aim is to deliver high value, fast, cost efficient and defensible results for clients, utilising the latest AI, analytics and technology assisted review technologies, as well as Law In Order’s in-house developed applications.
Before joining Law In Order, he spent over 13 years working with a global law firm. He co-led one of the largest in-house Litigation Support and eDiscovery team in the APAC region. Before moving into the eDiscovery space, Henning was a qualified lawyer in Germany, practicing as a Litigation and Employment lawyer for top tier global law firms.
Rowan McNamee is the co-founder of Mary Technology and a Techstars alumnus. A former family lawyer who spent countless hours wrestling with piles of documents, Rowan now channels that insight into building Mary Technology, which obliterates the dullest, yet essential, parts of document review. Mary Technology’s mission is to free lawyers from paperwork paralysis so they can focus on superior client care and strategy.
Dalvin is a leading information communications technology lawyer who assists clients in a diverse range of industries. He has significant experience in in technology contracting, artificial intelligence, telecommunications and data laws. He has more than 21 years’ specialist experience but prides himself on his grounded approach.
Dalvin and his team are consistently recognised in directories such as Best Lawyers and Legal 500. In particular, his team has been ranked in Legal500 for IT & Telecoms in 2022, 2023, and 2024. Dalvin’s teams have also been ranked in Legal500 for intellectual property in 2023 and 2024.
He has a loyal client following who praise him for his exceptional attention to detail, commitment to providing practical advice promptly, and his ability to apply the global context and new technology in his advice.
The focus of Dalvin’s practice is on highly complex ICT contractual and regulatory matters for industry market leaders. He has advised on a significant number of major and often cutting-edge ICT law issues.
Mona Chiha is an innovative entrepreneur, researcher, and legal innovator redefining the intersection of technology and law. As the Founder & CEO of JurisTechne, she is leading the development of the world’s first ethical and explainable AI model for law, pioneering the field of Algorithmic Law with a focus on litigation assessment.
A PhD candidate at UTS, Mona’s research is shaping the future of AI-driven legal solutions, ensuring transparency, fairness, and accountability in legal decision-making. Her journey, from founding and successfully exiting a litigation fund to securing the UTS AI Accelerator Grant, reflects her expertise in legal tech, strategy, and innovation.
Beyond business, Mona is a dedicated philanthropist and advocate for women in leadership. As the founder of OneMaronite, an Australian charity providing medical aid, and a mother of four, she exemplifies the power of resilience, vision, and purpose-driven leadership.
A member of the Women’s Committee for the Canterbury Bankstown Chamber of Commerce, Mona is committed to empowering women in business, law, and STEM. Her voice is shaping the next generation, as she frequently speaks at high schools and industry events, inspiring young women to break barriers and lead with confidence.
Mona’s leadership is a testament to the limitless potential of women in AI, law, and entrepreneurship. Today, she stands as a beacon of innovation, ethics, and empowerment in an evolving digital world.
Malisa is the Principal and Founder of Jaide Law, a boutique Sydney-based property law firm specialising in commercial and residential property transactions. With a strong focus on conveyancing, leasing, and construction for commercial developers, Malisa has built a practice defined by agility, cost transparency, and client-first service.
Under Malisa's leadership, the firm is quietly redefining how small practices can deliver high-value outcomes through fixed fees, streamlined systems, a team culture that values attitude over pedigree and a deep understanding of the unique pressures on the firm's clients (including cost unpredictability, time sensitivity and the demands of a fast-moving market).
Malisa brings a pragmatic, human-centred perspective to modern legal practice, balancing strategic innovation with a genuine care for her clients and their long term success.
With eight years of transformative leadership in the cybersecurity landscape, William Welch stands as a global visionary and architect of digital resilience, serving as the Principal Solution Architect – AI & Legal Sector Division at Cybertify. His distinguished career has redefined security paradigms through the development and execution of large-scale cyber security programs, risk management, and compliance initiatives, aligning with industry best practices and regulatory standards such as ISO 27001, IRAP, NIST, and Essential Eight. His expertise encompasses security strategy formulation, policy implementation, and the orchestration of cross-functional teams to drive organisational security excellence.
William’s journey includes a pivotal role as Cyber Security Lead at a titan of Australia’s Big Law for over three years, where he spearheaded ISO 27001 recertification, SOC 2 compliance, and the elevation of security postures to Essential Eight maturity level 2. In this capacity, he managed vulnerability assessments, designed robust security controls, and coordinated incident response efforts, fostering a culture of awareness and compliance. His strategic oversight extended to vendor and client risk analyses, ensuring alignment with standards like NIST and CPS234, and the secure design of advanced systems.
Jade is a strategically focused senior legal executive with over 20 years’ experience in corporate and commercial law. As General Counsel for Ecommerce, Strategic Partnerships, and Competition at Woolworths, Jade provides strategic legal advice to the Board and Executive Leadership on complex commercial arrangements, risk mitigation, and compliance.
A proactive, critical thinker and problem-solver, Jade excels at facilitating open communication and safeguarding organisational integrity while driving ambitious commercial goals. She guides executive teams through intricate legal, governance, and regulatory landscapes, and is passionate about leveraging legal expertise for positive impact.
A dedicated leader, Jade champions diversity, inclusion, and team wellbeing as strategic imperatives. Her commitment to excellence was recognised in 2019 when she was awarded the In-House Lawyer of the Year at the Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards, and she recently completed the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School in 2024.
A thought leader inspiring the art of the possible with responsible data analytics and artificial intelligence use.
Fascinated by how technology is changing our behaviour as human beings, Silvio is known for his vision. He is often asked for his views on the future of AI and where it could be taking us.
Honoured as the 2020 #1 Analytics Leader in Australia, Silvio's proven experience in scaling data & artificial intelligence platforms and capabilities in large organisations - some Australian firsts - have cemented his reputation as an innovator.
A highly entertaining public speaker, he energises people with a little fun to think differently about technology and how we interact with it.
Michael grew up in Umina Beach on the Central Coast and earned an academic scholarship to attend Central Coast Grammar School. Upon completing the HSC, and being accepted into a medicine degree, he made the last-minute gut decision to study law at the University of Sydney.
Michael graduated with a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Science (Psychology) and began practising law with a national firm in Sydney. Several years later, Michael completed his Master of Laws and in 2017 was endorsed by The Law Society of NSW as an Accredited Specialist in Family Law. In 2024, he was appointed to the Law Society’s Family Law Specialist Accreditation Advisory Committee. Michael is admitted as a solicitor in both the Supreme Court of NSW and the High Court of Australia, meaning he can appear in any NSW or Commonwealth court or tribunal.
Michael has 20 years of legal experience, most notably as co-founder of award-winning firm Ryan & Seton Lawyers. In 2022, Michael founded Seton Family Lawyers – a firm focused on helping families through all matters involving family law and associated criminal law. Specialising in family law, criminal law, dispute resolution and advocacy, Michael draws on his formal training in psychology to take a uniquely people-centred approach to his family law practice and leadership style.
Understanding the emotional strain inherent in family law practice, Michael developed the Ironbark Initiative in 2023. This adaptable wellbeing and gratitude program is dedicated to supporting legal professionals by addressing the unique mental health challenges they face.
His leadership skills extend beyond Seton Family Lawyers and is a dedicated secretary and committee member of the Central Coast Law Society, and a member of The University of Sydney’s Human Research Ethics Committee He also proudly maintains a current posting of Flight Lieutenant and Legal Officer as a specialist reservist with the Royal Australian Air Force.
When he’s not at work, Michael likes to keep fit and active. He loves running all distances and made his marathon debut in Berlin in 2017. He’s also an enthusiastic cricketer and enjoys his ongoing association with the mighty Terrigal Matcham Cricket Club. Michael is a father of three young children who keep him on his toes (often literally as the proclaimed “dance dad”), and husband to his wife who’s the most intelligent person he’s ever met.
Michael has been honoured with prestigious awards that recognise his excellence and commitment to the legal industry, as well as his dedication to championing mental health within the profession. This includes being awarded Lawyers Weekly Family Law Partner of the Year and The Law Society of New South Wales Wellbeing Champion of the Year in 2024. He’s also achieved numerous other awards and finalist nominations within Employer of Choice and Wellness award categories.
Dr Richard “Harry” Harris has worked in anaesthesia, diving and aeromedical medicine around the world.
His passion for cave diving goes back to the 1980’s and has taken him to the corners of the globe in search of new adventures.
Harry has a professional and voluntary interest in search and rescue operations, establishing the first cave diving rescue capability in Australasia. The 2018 Thailand cave rescue was an opportunity to put this training to work.
Harry received the Star of Courage, and the medal of the Order of Australia for this role. He was the joint 2019 Australian of the Year with his dive partner Craig Challen and is now primarily working as a speaker, author and filmmaker.
Harry is an advocate for sensible risk taking in young people, encouraging youth to get off their screens and outside to build independence, resilience and improved mental health.
Stephanie is a Senior Corporate Counsel at Amazon Australia. With rich experience in the retail and FMCG sector, she was previously at Woolworths and in private practice at Baker McKenzie. Stephanie holds a Masters of Law from the University of Pennsylvania, where she placed first in her class. She is a former Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 winner, an ACC Young Lawyer Achiever of the Year finalist and a Corporate Counsel FMCG Lawyer of the Year finalist. Her team is currently nominated for In-House Team of the Year at the upcoming Australian Law Awards.
Richard is an accomplished corporate lawyer and an authentic leader of in-house legal teams. Richard thrives in purpose-driven organisations and has been inspired by Baxter’s mission “To save and sustain lives”.
A trusted business adviser, Richard has a strong record of understanding the commercial objectives of an organisation and striving to achieve those objectives by providing commercially focused advice to the leaders of the organisation and by leading agile legal teams who can apply a "commercial lens” to legal issues. As well as being a leader, Richard is an enthusiastic adviser and collaborator across all levels of the organisation.
Richard has more than 20 years’ experience, across both private practice and in-house. His experience at Baxter has included: advice across Australia, New Zealand and Japan; leading projects across the Asia Pacific region and involvement in a number of global projects. Richard leads Baxter’s legal team for Australia, New Zealand and Japan. His accomplishments have been recognised by being a finalist in the Corporate Counsel Awards in 2019 to 2023 and 2025.
Elizabeth Briggs is the Senior Director of Legal for PayPal Australia. She is a strategic and pragmatic financial services General Counsel and Group Senior Executive experienced in driving strategic results across APAC, the UK and USA. Elizabeth is an experienced and trusted advisor in banking, insurance, superannuation, wealth management and financial advice and has deep experience advising on complex regulatory matters across these sectors. Elizabeth is also an accomplished company secretary, having acted for regulated, listed and not for profit entities.
Fiona has been practising at the NSW Bar since 1999- with a 7 year hiatus where she lived in the United States- and was re-admitted in 2021.
She specialises in commercial law although her area of speciality is construction and technology disputes where she has been briefed to advise and appear in the higher Courts by large national companies such as Meriton Apartments, Allianz Insurance and Aristocrat/Ainsworth companies.
She has appeared in the High Court for home warranty insurers and in the Court of Appeal in matters involving the Corporations Act, the Home Building Act, large residential strata, defects and Owners Corporation governance disputes, defamation and and appeals involving the Security of Payment Act.
She has prepared and appeared in large commercial arbitrations for publicly listed companies involving construction and infrastructure disputes worth upwards of $40 million AUD.
She also appears in most jurisdictions in NSW, (from the Supreme Court to state Tribunals such as NCAT) where she has run matters involving caveatable interests, proprietary estoppel, ACL claims, estate disputes, insolvency and corporate governance disputes, defamation, mining rights disputes (where she was briefed to appear in the Wardens Court in WA) and appeared in large design contract dispute involving around 38,000 separate documents of which around 1500 were design revisions issued by engineers and architects.
Prior to being called to the Bar, she was a solicitor at the Office of Fair Trading, and later Special Counsel at Dentons and at HWL Ebsworth where she practised in construction, infrastructure and public law (for the OFT).
She graduated from the University of NSW Law School in 1994 and has a Bachelor of Arts (Political Science) and an LLB.
Fiona has lectured at both the University of Wollongong and Western Sydney University Law Schools, teaching various subjects from professional ethics, labour and industrial law and contract law.
She regularly gives lectures on construction and design disputes and contract administration to the Master Builders Association, the Institute of Architects, Legal Wise CPD seminars for solicitors and has given lectures on other topics (copyright and defamation) to the Indigenous Writers’ Festival in Adelaide.
Rebecca Fogerty is a highly regarded criminal defence lawyer and Partner of Jasper Fogerty Lawyers, a boutique criminal defence firm in Queensland. She is a Queensland Law Society Accredited Specialist in criminal law and was named in the 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 Doyles Guides to Leading Lawyers. Rebecca was the 2024 President of the Queensland Law Society for 2024, and currently sits on the Executive and Finance and Risk Management committees. She is a past Chair and Deputy Chair of the Society's Criminal Law Committee. Rebecca is also a Director of the Law Council of Australia and a Member of the Queensland Legal Practitioners’ Admissions Board.
Rebecca holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) from the University of Queensland. Outside of the courtroom, Rebecca has written articles for many publications, and is a sought-after speaker on criminal law issues in Australia and internationally. She has appeared many times before Queensland Parliamentary committees to discuss criminal law policy and regularly speaks on topics of interest to the profession.
Fiona Chung is the Head of Commercial Legal for Uber in Australia and New Zealand. An experienced leader with over 15 years of experience across the technology, financial services and real estate sectors, Fiona is a trusted advisor to senior leadership. She is focused on driving strategic results, delivering commercial and pragmatic solutions and building a high-performing legal team. Her expertise cuts across a broad range of areas, including large-scale transactions, novel regulations and complex investigations, data and privacy, and consumer law matters.
Fiona is also deeply passionate about leveraging technology to improve efficiencies. In her prior role at Allianz, she developed a custom disclaimer generator to speed up marketing reviews. During her time at Uber, she has overhauled how legal workflows are managed across the APAC Legal team and is currently developing a redline tool with the aim of accelerating deal execution and enabling business teams to move more swiftly.
Aaron is the head of the employment & reward practice for Pinsent Masons in APAC. He has a deep understanding of the intense pressures that employers face in the ever-changing Australian market.
Aaron specialises in matters involving complex and business-critical workforce management, disputes and investigations. He supports global and local employers to continuously address the evolving risks and shifting regulatory sands in all kinds of people-related legal matters. Aaron is experienced in all areas of employment and safety law; and works with clients to develop and implement strategic human resources, employee, industrial relations and workplace management objectives.
Clients regularly instruct Aaron in areas such as workforce restructuring, business protection (including restraints of trade enforcement), industrial relations, employee fraud, workplace and regulatory investigations (including whistleblowing), managing challenging employee issues, privacy, modern slavery, and workplace incident and crisis management response. Aaron regularly represents and advises clients on highly sensitive, litigious matters and helps to defend employee claims and prevent litigation.
Adam Butt is a Barrister based in Sydney who specializes in international arbitration, commercial litigation and human rights law. Prior to joining the New South Wales Bar he practiced as a solicitor at Allens Linklaters and as a senior associate in the international arbitration team at Clayton Utz.
Adam has acted on numerous international investment and commercial arbitrations with seats in Europe, Asia, Australia, North America and the Caribbean, including several matters as assistant to Hon James Spigelman AC. He acts on complex commercial and human rights cases and regularly leads teams in Federal and state Supreme Courts, in cases both for and against the Crown. He has also appeared successfully in the High Court. Adam has won major native title and Aboriginal land claim disputes across Australia, in addition to significant claims brought under the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth).
During 2020 to 2024, Adam was a finalist each year in Australia’s Lawyers Weekly Barrister of the Year Award, including winning the Award in 2021.
Adam has postgraduate degrees in law and politics from New York University and Cambridge where he placed first in several subjects, and has been a visiting scholar in negotiation at Harvard. He is also admitted as an attorney in New York. Previously, Adam worked with the judges at the ICTY in The Hague, on the trial of Slobodan Milošević, and as a permanent part time assistant to two eminent international arbitrators.
Adam is a current member of the NSW Bar Association’s Human Rights Committee and its International Committee. He regularly publishes and presents in Australia and overseas on ADR, expert evidence, contract and civil procedure. He has been a board member of several international ADR bodies in Australia and overseas.
Anna Sparkes is the Chief People Officer at Gilbert + Tobin, where she leads the firm’s people, culture, and capability strategy. She brings a wealth of experience from senior HR leadership roles at CBA, NAB, and Westpac, underpinned by a strong early career in advisory, corporate finance, and investment banking at Chase JP Morgan and Ernst & Young.
Anna is passionate about building high-performance cultures that challenge the status quo — creating environments where people are supported and empowered to perform at their best. She brings a strategic, future-focused approach to leadership, always aiming to align people outcomes with business success.
Outside her role at G+T, Anna is a board member of HRMinds, where she collaborates with peers to advance HR practices across the legal sector.
Con is the Co-Head of the MinterEllison M&A/Capital Markets Team and specialises in Public and Private M&A and Corporate Advisory.
Con has significant experience working on M&A transactions across many sectors, with a focus on working for strategic clients – in particular, those listed on the ASX.
Con has a unique understanding of the key challenges facing Boards and C-Suite of ASX listed companies in these transactions, including with respect to managing legal and reputational risks.
Con regularly advises ASX listed companies and their directors on a broad range of corporate advisory matters (including Annual General meetings, continuous disclosure, insider trading and directors’ duties).
Con was this year reappointed for another 3 year term in his role as a member of the Australian Takeovers Panel, where he joins a small and illustrious group of respected Public M&A practitioners on the Panel. He is ranked as a leading M&A lawyer in Chambers, Best Lawyers, IFLR1000 and Legal 500 and is a member of the Law Council of Australia’s Corporation Committee. In 2025, Con was a finalist in the Lawyers Weekly Australian M&A Partner of the Year Award and is frequently nominated and shortlisted for various Dealmaker of the Year awards, including as a finalist in the 2024 Lawyers Weekly Australian M&A Partner of the Year Awards and as a 2024 winner in the Australasian Law Awards M&A Dealmaker of the Year Awards.
Chambers and Partners client testimonial state:
"Con is great to work with on deals because he’s easy to talk to and sound on key issues and always has a commercial lens…..He knows what is market, and what's important in a deal and what's not."
Drew is an experienced employment lawyer who works strategically and empathetically with clients to achieve their people related objectives
Drew has a wealth of experience working with clients on individual and collective employment issues in Australia and across the globe and leads our NSW industrial relations practice. In addition, Drew is known for his workplace conduct experience, taking a people-centric approach to resolving complex workplace issues. Drew is the Managing Partner of our Sydney office.
Michael Ziegelaar is Co-Head of Herbert Smith Freehills’ Australian Equity Capital Markets Group and is one of Australia’s most sought-after lawyers for equity capital market and M&A transactions.
Michael specialises in fundraisings, mergers and acquisitions, restructures, funds management and corporate governance. He is focused on delivering strong outcomes for clients and has worked on some of Australia’s largest corporate transactions.
Clients praise Michael as having a reputation for being “always available, flexible, focused on outcomes for the client and able to cut to the heart of any issue in any negotiation… [combining] strong emotional sense with exceptional technical knowledge” (Chambers Global).
Michael was awarded the 2024 Mergers and Acquisitions Partner of the Year (Lawyers Weekly), 2024 Dealmaker of the Year (Lawyers Weekly) and the 2024 Partner of the Year Excellence Award (Lawyers Weekly), an award given to the highest-scoring partner of the Lawyers Weekly award finalists. He also won the 2024 Australasian Lawyer’s Dealmakers of the Year award.
Michael was also named in the Top 10 M&A Lawyers for APAC in Datasite’s 2023 Dealmakers League report and as a Leading Corporate Lawyer in Doyles Guide 2023.
Naomi is a seasoned litigator with over 20 years of experience in complex commercial disputes, class actions, and regulatory investigations across sectors. She has acted on matters in the Federal Court, Supreme Courts of NSW and Victoria, and the UK’s Queen’s Bench Division.
With in-house experience at a global bank and a wealth management firm, Naomi trained as a legal project manager and now regularly integrates legal technology into project delivery to drive efficiency and innovation. She chairs the firm’s APAC Innovation & Best Delivery Committee and co-chairs the firm’s global Class Actions and Group Litigation Group.
Recognised by Legal 500 as a “Next Generation Partner” in 2023 and 2024, Naomi is valued for her technical acumen and courtroom capability. She holds an MBA from Warwick Business School, an LLM from UNSW, and degrees in Law (Hons) and Science from the University of Newcastle.
Representing corporations regionally and internationally, Rebecca’s clients include companies involved in the construction, infrastructure, finance, industrial, technology, transport, general trading, education, healthcare, and pharmaceutical sectors. She is a Solicitor of the High Court of Australia and a Registered Foreign Lawyer with the Law Society of England and Wales with rights of audience in the DIFC.
Rebecca's practice focuses on resolving international litigation and arbitration, and crisis management for clients exposed to internal and external investigations.
She manages complex cross-border arbitration, representing parties involved in arbitrations through the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC); the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA); the Abu Dhabi Commercial Conciliation and Arbitration Centre (ADCCAC); and the International Court of Arbitration – International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).
Rebecca also advises public and private corporations on corporate governance and regulatory compliance. She counsels clients involved in regional and international criminal and quasi-criminal investigations and prosecutions. She also conducts fraud investigations, and files international criminal and civil proceedings to recover misappropriated assets worldwide. Rebecca advises companies on how to address and comply with anti–money laundering, anti-corruption, and bribery legislation. These include the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the UK Bribery Act 2010. She also advises clients on corporate governance, confidentiality, document retention, and employee and employer obligations.
Federal and local governments often seek Rebecca’s advice when drafting legislation across a range of legal issues. She routinely develops regulatory compliance manuals for corporate clients that cover a range of jurisdiction-specific legal obligations. She also conducts personalised training for the international boards addressing compliance, ESG and risk management strategies.
Actively involved in law reform in the region, Rebecca advises clients on Occupational Health and Safety (OSH) obligations and legal challenges in the UAE and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC ). She has one of the only dedicated OSH practices in the Middle East and was appointed to the UAE’s Federal Ministry of Labour Technical Committee responsible for the development of the UAE building and construction sector’s OSH legislation.
Rebecca is recognised as a leading disputes and corporate investigations lawyer and has been ranked in Chambers Global, The Legal 500 and the Global Investigations Review.
Sharon Kermath is a tireless advocate and highly experienced barrister with over 21 years of practice across multiple jurisdictions. Her principal areas of expertise include Children’s Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Family Violence matters, and Tribunal work.
She appears regularly in the Magistrates’ Court, the Children’s Court, the County Court, and in various Civil and Administrative Tribunals, both in Victoria and interstate. Sharon accepts briefs in a wide range of matters, including summary and indictable offences, bail applications, County Court hearings, pleas, committals, direction hearings, sentencing, contests, applications and mentions.
Renowned for her unwavering commitment to her clients, Sharon is driven by a deep sense of justice and determination to assist those in need. She is known for her compassionate approach and tenacity in advocating for the best possible outcome in every case.
Sharon’s dedication and skill have been recognised through multiple consecutive finalist nominations in the Barrister of the Year category at the Lawyers Weekly Australian Law Awards and the Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards. These repeated nominations reflect the respect she has earned from clients, peers, and the wider legal community.
She is a member of the Tasmanian Bar and the Western Australian Bar, as well as the Victorian Women’s Bar Association.
Outside of her legal practice, Sharon is a passionate supporter of animal rights and welfare, and a supporter of the Carlton Football Club.
Steven specialises in financial services and fintech regulation, with deep expertise in digital assets, regulatory investigations and cross-border disputes. He regularly advises major financial institutions, fintechs, digital currency exchanges, startups, and venture capital firms on navigating complex legal frameworks and emerging technologies. Steven combines 14 years of experience as a litigation specialist and startup founder, giving him a rare commercial perspective that spans law, entrepreneurship and innovation.
With a global practice background, Steven has advised on investigations and enforcement matters involving ASIC, DOJ, CFTC, MAS, HKMA, SFC and the FCA. His work spans fraud and insider trading investigations, market manipulation, cyber frauds and asset recovery, AML/CTF compliance, governance and directors’ duties. He has acted in litigation before the UK Supreme Court and across the Australian and Hong Kong courts and regularly advises on international arbitration and enforcement proceedings.
Steven trained at a Magic Circle law firm in London and has practised in Australia, Hong Kong, and the UK. His career includes senior roles in top-tier disputes practices, as well as founding and leading a US-based public benefit tech company. His breadth of experience and cross-border insight position him at the forefront of legal innovation and regulatory change.
Yogesh joined InfoTrack as the Head of Litigation & Compliance for Australia in November 2023.
He now leads our newly formed Family and Estate Law Divisions, where he is responsible for the strategic direction of products which include Process Serving, Family Court Services, and Financial Disclosure. His goal is to bring Family and Estate specific and adjacent products together in a cohesive manner, which makes navigating Family and Estate matters easier for practitioners.
With a diverse career in law, venture capital, and product management, Yogesh brings a deep understanding of the complexities involved in providing a superior customer experience. His unique blend of expertise allows him to effectively create technology solutions tailored for legal professionals.
Outside of work, Yogesh stays busy chasing after his twin toddlers and fresh newborn, and, as a proud Kiwi, avidly following the All Blacks.
