Senior associate to lead Shine’s Wollongong office
Senior associate to lead Shine’s Wollongong office Share
National plaintiff firm Shine Lawyers has bolstered its Wollongong practice with the addition of a new senior associate, who will manage the office.
2020 Women in Law finalist Natalee Davis has been appointed as Shine Lawyers’ newest senior associate and will manage the firm’s Wollongong office.
Having previously worked for Kells law firm, the personal injury solicitor is also the 2021 representative for young lawyers in the Wollongong and District Law Society, the regional delegate for NSW Young Lawyers and is a Wollongong PCYC community engagement committee board member.
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A lawyer accused of misleading the family court during an inquest into the deaths of two children at the hands of their father, has denied any wrongdoing or negligence on her part
in relation to four complaints filed about her.
Debbie Morton has effectively been barred from representing children in family court proceedings in New South Wales, after Legal Aid NSW removed her in March this year from its panel of independent children’s lawyers that are assigned to represent children in family court proceedings.
Morton was appointed to represent Jack and Jennifer Edwards in family court proceedings stemming from a 2016-2017 custody dispute.