Hassan Ehsan leads our Institutional Abuse practice running matters across the country. His broader personal injury practice also includes public liability, motor vehicle accident, medical negligence and TPD claims.Hassan was born in Rawalpindi Pakistan and migrated to Australia in 1991. His first love in Australia was the MCG and the great Geelong Cats.Hassan regularly appears in various Courts across Australia including the Supreme Courts of the ACT, NSW, Victoria and Tasmania.He is currently the ACT State President of the Australian Lawyers Alliance. At a national level, he also sits on the Australian Lawyers Alliance special interest group concerning historical child abuse litigation.Hassan graduated from the University of Canberra with a Bachelor of Laws with Honours and a Bachelor of Information Technology. He also holds a Master of Laws (Legal Practice) from the Australian National University.He is a passionate advocate and focusses on goal orientated litigation ensuring the best outcomes for his clients.Hassan is a keen sportsman. He has a love for cricket and tennis, often writing, analysing and critiquing games. You will also find him as the master of ceremonies for weddings around Canberra.

Hassan grew up both in Canberra and in the Middle East and, very quickly, developed a love for travelling and food.Hassan attended Lake Ginninderra College before graduating with a Bachelor of Laws with Honours and a Bachelor of Information Technology from the University of Canberra. Whilst at university, he was an active member of the University of Canberra’s Law Students Association, frequently representing the University in legal competitions both at national and international level. In 2010, Hassan was awarded an honorary life membership of the Association.Prior to joining Maliganis Edwards Johnson, Hassan worked with a multi-national consulting firm gaining experience in providing advice to Government and private enterprise. He then joined a local family law firm before moving to Maliganis Edwards Johnson to focus on personal injury litigation. Hassan was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the ACT and the High Court of Australia in 2010 and is an active member of the ACT Young Lawyers committee.Hassan is a keen sportsman, he has a love for cricket which often results in him getting up in the early hours of the morning to watch, analyse and critique games. Hassan enjoys reading, he keeps a close eye on international politics and frequently writes about it on his online blog.