✅ Generalist In-House Commercial Legal Counsel for Marsh McLennan in the Pacific Region✅ Provide legal support to the World No. 1 Risk, Strategy and Insurance Broking Professional Services Firm✅ Offer assistance to Marsh McLennan in achieving strategic objectives through independent, commercial, comprehensive and concise legal advice✅ Focus on a wide range of practices areas including contracts, financial services law, banking law, competition and consumer law, intellectual property law, commercial litigation and commercial and financial disputes.

Financial Institution | Directors and Officers Liabilities |- Conducted legal research for Partners and Special Counsel involving professional indemnity, class actions and D&O matters- Prepared file notes, memorandums and summaries of all meetings with clients, barristers and related third parties- Prepared briefs to Legal Counsel, liaised with and provided support to Legal Counsel- Drafted, analysed and interpreted legal documents relating to complex US financial lines matters- Analysed, drafted and filed Affidavits, Statements of Claims and other relevant legal documents- Drafted witness statements and proposed affidavits in preparation for court proceedings, case management hearings and trials- Instructed and supervised paralegals and law clerks

Associate in the General Division of the Administrative Appeals TribunalPrimary duties include: - Undertaking legal research; - Preparing and legal editing of orders, directions written decisions and reasons for decisions- Case Management and Conducting HearingsThe Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) conducts independent merits review of administrative decisions made under Commonwealth laws. It reviews decisions made by Australian Government ministers, departments and agencies and, in limited circumstances, decisions made by state government, non-government bodies and those made under Norfolk Island laws. The AAT falls within the portfolio of the Attorney-General.The General Division of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal reviews a broad range of decisions under more than 400 Commonwealth Acts and legislative instruments. The types of AAT decisions most commonly reviewed relate to citizenship, child support, family assistance and social security, migration and refugee visas, the National Disability Insurance Scheme, taxation and commercial, veterans' entitlements, workers' compensation, aged care bankruptcy, civil aviation, corporations and financial services regulation, customs, education regulation, freedom of information, privacy, passports and security assessments.

• Initiated and handled investigations, notifiable data breaches and privacy case management (Conciliation and Mediation), Privacy Early Resolution and Enquiries• Provided legal advice and guidance on the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Cth)• Conducted legal research and published brochures advising the public of accessing personal and government information• Made written referrals to Australian Governments and Industry Bodies• Reviewed agencies decisions and resolved privacy issues on behalf of the OAIC Dispute Resolution Branch• Worked with overseas authorities to investigate privacy breaches and review privacy safeguards

Currently contributing as a writer on the Brief Online Team of Macquarie University Law Society, specifically in the area of Competition Law.

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Responsibilities: • Identified crucial issues and conducted legal research for Legal 500 Barristers Kenneth Lee and William Tse regarding the landmark competition law cases - Taching Petroleum Co Ltd v Meyer Aluminium Ltd; Shell HK Ltd v Meyer Aluminium Ltd, CTA 2/2018 (First Two Private Competition Law Actions commenced before the Hong Kong Competition Tribunal).• Worked with the head of Chambers, Andrew Liao SC, in his Intellectual Property Law cases to review crucial evidence, conduct competitive legal research and record findings by solicitors and auditors• Drafted legal documents and presented key findings and case analysisAchievement:• Utilised Australian and British legal precedents and judgments from US and European Union as basis for legal research and analysis, prepared legal documentations, and fully contributed towards the final success of the legal proceedings