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Rebecca Boyce
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CLERK: DANIEL SISCOS
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Kim Bradey
Kim comes to the bar with 20 years experience in insurance and personal injuries litigation, focussing in more recent years on asbestos litigation and Commonwealth workers compensation. Kim also has extensive experience in the areas of public liability, reinsurance, Medical Panel reviews, s138 recovery claims, claims for wrongful death and personal injury damages claims. Kim also has an interest in professional negligence and administrative law, including statutory and disciplinary tribunals, as well as crime. She welcomes briefs in all of these areas.
She has been involved in matters in all superior jurisdictions, at both trial and appellate level. She has also successfully represented clients in various alternative dispute resolution forums.
Kim was previously a partner at Thomsons Lawyers, an independent Australian mid tier law firm. She is a director of the Australian Insurance Law Association and is also a committee member the Victorian branch. She is also a committee member of the Law Council of Australia’s National Insurance Lawyers Group and the Personal Injuries and Compensation Committee.
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CLERK: DANIEL SISCOS
Lennon’s List Barristers | Owen Dixon Chambers | 205 William Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
DX 99 Melbourne | Ph: +61 (03) 9225 7555 | Fax: +61 (03) 9225 8968

Dean Churilov
Dean was admitted to practice as a solicitor on 14 February 2006. Before coming to the Bar, in his capacity as Special Counsel, he has gained extensive experience in all areas of personal injury law.
Dean has frequently appeared as Counsel in statutory benefits matters, Serious Injury Hearings and Common Law Damages trials, as well as at interlocutory applications, Judicial Settlement Conferences, mediations and settlement conferences.
He is proficient in drafting appeal documentation and has a comprehensive experience in drafting Serious Injury Affidavits, Statements of Claim, Defences, Interrogatories, Medical Panel referrals, etc.
Dean is the author of the text “Personal Injury Compensation in Victoria” (CCH Australia Code: 39572A, ISBN: 978 1 922042 86 6, Publication: November 2012), which is the prescribed textbook in MLL315 Personal Injuries Compensation Schemes taught at Deakin University as part of its Bachelor of Laws degree.
He was also the Author/Editor of “Statutory Compensation Schemes”, Australian Torts Reporter (ATOR), CCH Australia (2012).
Dean is a recipient of Monash University Law School’s prizes in Restitution Law and Citizenship & Migration Law.
Judgments:
Ioannou v SCA Hygiene Australasia Pty Ltd [2013] VCC 819 (24 June 2013)
Munif v Nestle Australia Ltd & Anor [2012] VCC 1538 (17 October 2012)
Publications/Presentations:
CPDS Half Day Seminar “The Accident Compensation Act 1985“, 27/3/13, Rydges Hotel Melbourne (co-presenter with Romesh Kumar)
“Personal Injury Compensation in Victoria”(CCH Australia Code: 39572A, ISBN: 978 1 922042 86 6, Publication: November 2012).
LexisNexis, Personal Injury Law 2012 (19/07/12, Stamford Plaza Melbourne), Speaker.
Causation: Increased Risk of Injury; Australian Tort, Personal Injury, Health & Medical Law Tracker, CCH, Issue 1, January 2012
LexisNexis, Personal Injury Law 2011 (23/11/11, Stamford Plaza Melbourne), Keynote Speaker.
Patient or Privilege? November 2011 85(11) LIJ, p.30
Economic loss in ‘Serious Injury’ Applications: business expenses and the corporate veil, PRECEDENT Issue 102 January/February 2011.
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Gavin Coldwell
Since coming to the bar in 2005, Gavin has been briefed primarily in the areas of insurance and personal injury law. He appears regularly in the Supreme and County Courts both in Melbourne and on circuit.
Before coming to the bar, Gavin was a partner at Deacons (now Norton Rose Fulbright). He has also worked as an inhouse legal counsel at both the Victorian WorkCover Authority and Transport Accident Commission.
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Brandan Cooper
Brandan accepts briefs in a range of areas including Common Law, Personal Injury (TAC, WorkCover, Public Liability, asbestos related diseases, Medical Negligence), insurance, inquests, and professional negligence.
Prior to coming to the bar, Brandan was an Associate Lawyer at Maurice Blackburn Lawyers. He had a busy practice that included common law and statutory claims primarily in the TAC and WorkCover schemes as well as public liability claims.
Brandan also worked in the United Kingdom for the UK Government Legal Department, preparing litigated matters in County and High Courts including appeals. The work involved personal injury, human rights act and abuse of process claims as well as coronial inquests arising from deaths in custody.
As a solicitor Brandan gained experience litigating claims in the County and Supreme Courts, as well the Review and Regulation List at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Brandan is reading with Maria Pilipasidis and his senior mentor is Jack Rush QC.
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Michael Fleming QC
Michael has practiced in general common law, administrative law, and mixed commercial law.
In recent years he has specialised in appeals and administrative review, particularly involving public law issues in accident compensation.
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Marcus Fogarty
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Stella Gold
Stella practices in common law personal injury, administrative law (particularly, review of medical panels) and equal opportunity including discrimination and sexual harassment cases.
Stella regularly appears in common law trials, appeals, serious injury applications, judicial review, coronial inquests, and in discrimination claims in the state and federal jurisdictions. Stella has been involved in significant litigation involving the duties of statutory bodies, intentional torts, human rights and novel duties of care in negligence.
Stella is listed in the Doyles Guide as a leading insurance law junior counsel. Stella graduated with first class honours, and has been awarded academic prizes including at a Masters level for Administrative Law and published research.
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Lennon’s List Barristers | Owen Dixon Chambers | 205 William Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
DX 99 Melbourne | Ph: +61 (03) 9225 7555 | Fax: +61 (03) 9225 8968

Geoffrey Gunn
Mr Gunn was admitted as a Barrister in Queensland and the High Court of Australia in 1999. He has a broad practice, and appears regularly in the Federal Circuit, Family, and Federal Courts of Australia as well as Magistrates, District, and Supreme Courts. Mr Gunn appears regularly in ad hoc Military Tribunals such as Defence Force Magistrates hearings and Courts Martial for ADF members. He appears in Commissions of Inquiry and Royal Commissions. Mr Gunn’s primary practice is as either an advocate or mediator (Nationally accredited by VCAT) in matters relating to Administrative Law, Admiralty, Commercial matters, Crime, Military discipline, Employment and Industrial, Equity, Family (Children, Property, Spousal Maintenance, CSA Departure Orders, Hague Convention and Magellan), Insurance, Personal Injuries and Work cover matters. Mr Gunn was a sessional member of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (2014 – 2017) hearing minor civil and tenancy disputes. Mr Gunn is a member of the Legal Aid Queensland Complex Criminal Case Panel. Mr Gunn has a special interest in business valuations, forensic disclosure, corporate and public sector governance, cyber crime, and the law relating to electronic storage, transmission and virtual transactions.
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Lennon’s List Barristers | Owen Dixon Chambers | 205 William Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
DX 99 Melbourne | Ph: +61 (03) 9225 7555 | Fax: +61 (03) 9225 8968

Gary B Hevey RFD
Gary practices mainly in the areas of commercial law, administrative law, criminal law, personal injury, general torts, defamation and family law.
Gary returned to Victoria in 2001 having practised in South Australia as a prosecutor and then at the South Australian independent bar from 1985 to 2000.
He has prosecuted and defended serious criminal matters over many years at all levels.
Gary has appeared in numerous appeals in the High Court, Full Federal Court as well as various State Courts of Appeal and Criminal Appeal.
Gary has appeared as counsel assisting in a number of Commissions of Inquiry in various States and the ACT and has also represented parties before such inquiries. He has appeared in high profile coronial inquests on behalf of families and potentially affected parties.
Gary has also been appointed to facilitate conclaves of experts in Supreme Court proceedings involving aviation.
He has served as an Army Officer, both Regular and Reserve, and rose to the rank of Colonel. He was appointed a Judge Advocate and Defence Force Magistrate in 1998 and resigned that appointment to become the Inaugural Director of Military Prosecutions between 2003 and 2006. He has served two tours in Afghanistan and also served in Iraq and East Timor.
Gary has held a private pilot’s licence and an open water diver’s licence.
The information referred to above has been supplied by the barrister concerned. Neither Lennon’s List Barristers nor The Victorian Bar Inc have independently verified the accuracy or completeness of the information and neither accepts any responsibility in that regard.
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CLERK: DANIEL SISCOS
Lennon’s List Barristers | Owen Dixon Chambers | 205 William Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
DX 99 Melbourne | Ph: +61 (03) 9225 7555 | Fax: +61 (03) 9225 8968