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Attorney-General Philip Ruddock has announced the appointment of three new federal magistrates, who he says will bring a wealth of expertise and experience to the Court. Toni Lucev, John…
Attorney-General Philip Ruddock has announced the appointment of three new federal magistrates, who he says will bring a wealth of expertise and experience to the Court. Toni Lucev, John Morcombe and Keith Wilson SC will take up their new roles next week.
Having practised as a barrister in South Australia since 1995, Morcombe specialised in family law, de facto property, and commercial litigation. He previously practised as foundation partner in the South Australian legal firm of Morcombe Townsend, in areas including commercial law, commercial litigation and family law. He will be based in Adelaide.
A barrister in Queensland since 1986, Wilson was appointed a senior counsel in 2002. His practice has been in general civil litigation across a wide range of matters, including insurance law, trade practices law, professional negligence, contract law, tort law and civil procedure. He will be based in Brisbane.
All three federal magistrates will take up their appointments on 14 August 2006.
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