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Professional Discipline & Regulatory Cases

Legal Services Commissioner v Li [2024] QCAT 444

16-10-24 / Oliver Cook — Judicial Review & Administrative, Professional Discipline & Regulatory

Oliver Cook appeared for the Legal Services Commission.

Palmer v Australian Securities and Investments Commission [2024] FCA 1167

8-10-24 / Matthew Hickey OAM KC, Salwa Marsh — Corporations, Professional Discipline & Regulatory, Judicial Review & Administrative

The Federal Court (Button J) heard an application to stay proceedings brought by Clive Palmer and one of his companies. In the proceedings, the Palmer Parties sought declarations as to the validity of interviews of Mr Palmer, conducted by ASIC under compulsory powers, and the use of transcripts produced in…

Nursing & Midwifery Board of Australia v Gutierrez [2024] QCAT 465

23-9-24 / Christopher Doyle — Professional Discipline & Regulatory

Christopher Doyle appeared for the Applicant, instructed by Minter Ellison. The case concerned the alleged professional misconduct of a registered nurse. The respondent pleaded guilty to several drug charges from February 2022 to June 2023. The Court contemplated conditions which would mitigate the risk posed to the public by the…

Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia v Alisha Ann Reed [2024] QCAT 380

19-8-24 / Rachel De Luchi — Professional Discipline & Regulatory

In the judgement of Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia v Alisha Ann Reed [2024] QCAT 380 (delivered ex tempore), Rachel De Luchi appeared for the Applicant, instructed by Clayton Utz.

Psychology Board of Australia v Flaherty [2024] QCAT 244

16-4-24 / Christopher Doyle — Professional Discipline & Regulatory

Christopher Doyle appeared for the Applicant, instructed by Minter Ellison. This case concerned the professional conduct of a psychologist. The Court considered whether the respondent had behaved in a way that constituted unprofessional conduct and/or professional misconduct. Ground 1 of this matter was the respondent failed to maintain professional boundaries…