Robertson O'Gorman Solicitors striving for Excellence - Emma Higgins recognised in the 2020 Queensland Criminal Law Rising Star Rankings

September 16, 2020criminal law,doyles guide,criminal defence firm,criminal law firm,doyles,rising star,customer serviceCriminal Law,Blog

Last week, Robertson O’Gorman was again recognised as a ‘First Tier Criminal Defence Firm’.…

by Deborah Ferguson

Robertson O’Gorman Principal recognised in national Doyle’s List for White Collar and Corporate Crime Professionals and Criminal Defence Lawyers

September 15, 2020doyles guide,criminal defence firm,leading lawyers,corporate crime,white collar crime,leading law firms,criminal defence lawyers,doyles,Australia's leading lawyer,regulatory investigations,regulatory crime,Leading criminal Defence LawyerCriminal Law,Corporate Crime,Blog

Robertson O’Gorman Principal recognised in national Doyle’s List for White Collar and Corporate…

by Deborah Ferguson

DEFENCE PERSONNEL AND WEAPONS PROHIBITION ORDERS

September 14, 2020domestic violence,domestic and family violence,voluntary intervention orders,domestic violence orders,protection order,temporary protection order,family violence,apprehended Domestic violence order,Apprehended Personnel Violence Orders,Intervention Order,Family Violence Intervention Order,Personnel Protection Order,Misconduct Restraining Order,Family Violence Order,Police Family Violence Order,Weapons Prohibition Order,WPODomestic Violence,Blog

DEFENCE PERSONNEL AND WEAPONS PROHIBITION ORDERS Protection orders are official documents made by a…

by Deborah Ferguson

Legal Wise Seminar - Criminal Law: Hot Topics

September 10, 2020criminal law,criminal lawyer,criminal defence lawyers,human rights act 2019Criminal Law,Blog

Our Principal and Legal Director, Dan Rogers presented today at the Legal Wise Seminar - Criminal…

by Deborah Ferguson

PROPOSED MEDIA SHIELD LAWS

September 9, 2020contempt,Terry O'Gorman,media shield law,media lawCriminal Law,Blog

The Queensland Government and Opposition have jointly committed to develop shield law that protect…

by Robertson O'Gorman

Doyle's Guide 2020 Results - Robertson O'Gorman recognised again as a First Tier Queensland Criminal Defence Firm

September 2, 2020criminal law,criminal defence firm,criminal defence lawyers,criminal law rankingsCriminal Law,Blog

We are pleased to announce for the sixth straight year, Robertson O’Gorman Solicitors has been…

by Deborah Ferguson

Legislation update: Reopening Coronial inquests and the powers to be applied

May 22, 2020murder,corporate crime,white collar crime,police investigations,corporate criminal defense,coronial inquest,coroner's court,coroner's act 2003,whisky au go go,coroner,queensland coronerCriminal Law,Corporate Crime

The powers of a Coroner in conducting an inquest are far reaching. In 2003 when the Coroner’s Act…

by Emma Higgins

How to run a bail hearing in a COVID-19 world

April 16, 2020Bail,queensland law society,qls,human rights act,dan rogers,CORONAVIRUS,covid19,bail hearings,bail applications,pandemicCriminal Law,Blog

Today our Principal, Dan Rogers presented a Queensland Law Society On-Demand Video about how to run…

by Dan Rogers

Pell: High Court finds complainant’s reliability and the existence of reasonable doubt are far from mutually exclusive

April 8, 2020high court of australia,pell,high court,pell decision,remy kurzBlog

A good friend who isn’t a lawyer messaged me in the wake of the Pell decision and asked for my…

by Remy Kurz

CORONAVIRUS, THE LAW AND COMPLIANCE WITH SELF-ISOLATION AND QUARANTINE RULES

March 27, 2020CORONAVIRUS,covid19,public health act,biosecurity act,state law,self isolationGeneral,Blog

CORONAVIRUS, THE LAW AND COMPLIANCE WITH SELF-ISOLATION AND QUARATINE RULES We are all well aware…

by Robertson O'Gorman