Jilly Griffiths, FCIArb
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Bio
Credentials
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Fellow
Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb)Apr, 2022- Nov, 2024 -
Called to the Bar of England and Wales
The Honourable Society of the Inner TempleNov, 2021- Nov, 2024 -
Negotiation Programme
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)Aug, 2020- Nov, 2024 -
Admission to the Supreme Court of New South Wales
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Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
College of LawAug, 2014- Nov, 2024
Experience
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ENS
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South Africa
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Law Practice
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700 & Above Employee
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Associate
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Mar 2022 - Present
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BPP University
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United Kingdom
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Higher Education
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500 - 600 Employee
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Bar Transfer Test
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Feb 2020 - Jan 2021
The Bar Transfer Test is a self-learning pathway for foreign qualified lawyers to more quickly complete the vocational BPC component of the UK Bar exams. As I was an Australian qualified solicitor, I was exempted from several of the BPC exams. In December 2020 and January 2021, I undertook and passed all of the Criminal, Civil, Ethics and Advocacy units, using remote/distance learning. The Bar Transfer Test is a self-learning pathway for foreign qualified lawyers to more quickly complete the vocational BPC component of the UK Bar exams. As I was an Australian qualified solicitor, I was exempted from several of the BPC exams. In December 2020 and January 2021, I undertook and passed all of the Criminal, Civil, Ethics and Advocacy units, using remote/distance learning.
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PwC Legal
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Mauritius
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Manager
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May 2019 - Feb 2020
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Uteem Chambers
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Mauritius
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Law Practice
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1 - 100 Employee
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Lawyer
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Feb 2019 - May 2019
At Uteem Chambers, I assisted with corporate transactional work and international research for litigation matters. At Uteem Chambers, I assisted with corporate transactional work and international research for litigation matters.
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Webb Henderson
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Australia
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Law Practice
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1 - 100 Employee
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Laywer
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Apr 2016 - May 2018
Worked across the Litigation and Competition & Consumer law practice groups In the Litigation team I worked on several matters, including: - defending Allco, a former global financial services firm in liquidation, in class action proceedings. I assisted with the putting on of our event study expert evidence; preparing applications to seek class member information and closure of the class; document review; and drafting settlement negotiation papers. - defending a director in shareholder oppression proceedings. This involved reviewing the client's accounting practices and books and providing assistance to the expert in the putting on of his report. - defending an accused in tax-related criminal proceedings in the District Court. This involved numerous requests for disclosure of documents; review and analysis of intercepted tapes; and preparation of evidence materials. In the Competition team I worked on various matters including: - assisting the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission with its Retail Mortgage Pricing Inquiry through the supervision and management of a document review project, analysing key documents and drafting summary reports; - Port of Newcastle's application for special leave to appeal to the High Court concerning the appeal of a declaration permitting third-party access to private infrastructure. Show less
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ACCC
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Australia
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Government Administration
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700 & Above Employee
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Secondee
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Feb 2017 - Dec 2017
I was seconded to the NSW Enforcement Group of the ACCC in 2017, investigating both consumer law and cartels matters. I was supervised by Molly Choucair and Rob Ghali. In this role I undertook critical analysis of alleged anti-competitive and improper conduct; prepared board papers for evaluation by Commissioners; drafted s 155 notices and correspondence to recipients; compiled briefs to counsel and prepared supporting observations. I also reviewed data and information obtained from s 155 recipients and analysed their potential evidentiary uses. Show less
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Ashurst
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United Kingdom
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Law Practice
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700 & Above Employee
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Lawyer (commerical litigation)
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Oct 2013 - Apr 2016
I worked on large and high profile commercial disputes, including: - Apple v Samsung case (2012 through to 2014), working on both the Intellectual Property and Competition sides of the case; - Defending corporate officers in their personal capacity and as directors in shareholder class action proceedings (2014-2015); - Aboriginal Housing Company claim against the Redfern Aboriginal Tent Embassy for trespass and successful summary judgment application (2015); - AGL's application for authorisation of its proposed acquisition of Macquarie Generation (2014) (the first application of its kind to be brought to the Australian Competition Tribunal and in which AGL was ultimately successful in challenging the ACCC's determination); - various project approval applications and developments for NSW mining projects. I was also involved in various transactional matters, including schemes of arrangement and due diligence for corporate deals. I started an expertise publication that was distributed to the Sydney office which reported on anti-bribery and corruption developments/updates. My graduate year commenced in 2013, and I completed three rotations in (1) Dispute Resolution supervised by Mark Elvy; (2) Competition supervised by Bill Reid; and (3) Resources supervised by Mark Brennan. Show less
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Lou's Place
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Australia
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Nonprofit Organization Management
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1 - 100 Employee
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Secondee solicitor
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Jul 2015 - Feb 2016
I ran a legal clinic at Lou's Place, a daytime refuge centre for women, once a week. I assisted clients with any civil law matters, including resolving and managing debts, Victims Services claims, property and housing disputes and the preparation of several NCAT applications. I ran a legal clinic at Lou's Place, a daytime refuge centre for women, once a week. I assisted clients with any civil law matters, including resolving and managing debts, Victims Services claims, property and housing disputes and the preparation of several NCAT applications.
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Ashurst
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United Kingdom
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Law Practice
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700 & Above Employee
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Paralegal
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Feb 2012 - Dec 2012
I worked exclusively on the Apple v Samsung matter under the supervision of Wen Ts'ai Lim. I assisted in preparing, coordinating and delivering materials for counsels' briefs and worked closely with counsel to prepare for hearings and appearances (Stephanie Patterson, Ian Wylie, Neil Young QC, Katrina Howard and John Marshall SC). I worked exclusively on the Apple v Samsung matter under the supervision of Wen Ts'ai Lim. I assisted in preparing, coordinating and delivering materials for counsels' briefs and worked closely with counsel to prepare for hearings and appearances (Stephanie Patterson, Ian Wylie, Neil Young QC, Katrina Howard and John Marshall SC).
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Blake Dawson
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Australia
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Law Practice
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100 - 200 Employee
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Summer Clerk
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Nov 2011 - Feb 2012
Rotated in the Disputes team, supervised by Sonia Tame, and the Property team, supervised by Cameron Thompson. Tasks included researching a wide range of legal issues for inclusion in client advice and assisting with preparing materials for hearings. Rotated in the Disputes team, supervised by Sonia Tame, and the Property team, supervised by Cameron Thompson. Tasks included researching a wide range of legal issues for inclusion in client advice and assisting with preparing materials for hearings.
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Macquarie Legal Centre
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Parramatta, Sydney
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Clinical Placement
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Jul 2011 - Dec 2011
I undertook a 6 month clincal placement at the Macquarie Legal Centre as an elective for my bachelor of laws degree and upon completion of the course I received the Macquarie Legal Centre Prize for Macquarie Legal Centre Clinical Program. I undertook a 6 month clincal placement at the Macquarie Legal Centre as an elective for my bachelor of laws degree and upon completion of the course I received the Macquarie Legal Centre Prize for Macquarie Legal Centre Clinical Program.
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Rickard Lawyers
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Pymble
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Paralegal
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Dec 2009 - Oct 2011
In between my university studies, I worked part-time as a paralegal at a boutique firm in northern Sydney. I assisted with residential and commercial conveyancing matters, preparing wills, powers of attorney and probate applications. In between my university studies, I worked part-time as a paralegal at a boutique firm in northern Sydney. I assisted with residential and commercial conveyancing matters, preparing wills, powers of attorney and probate applications.
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Justice Action
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Sydney, Australia
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Internship
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Jun 2009 - Dec 2009
I undertook a 6 month internship at Justice Action, a community group advocating for the rights of prisoners and victims and which seeks to improve mental health in the greater community. I was responsible for improving the Justice Action mentoring program, researching and analysing various mentoring styles and updating the Justice Action Mentoring handbook. I undertook a 6 month internship at Justice Action, a community group advocating for the rights of prisoners and victims and which seeks to improve mental health in the greater community. I was responsible for improving the Justice Action mentoring program, researching and analysing various mentoring styles and updating the Justice Action Mentoring handbook.
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Education
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Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
Diploma of International Commercial Arbitration, High Distinction average -
Macquarie University
Bachelor of International Studies with Bachelor of Laws, - -
University of Oslo (UiO)
Bachelor of Laws (LLB), International Criminal Law; European Union Law