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____Ian McLachlan

Admitted as a legal practitioner in 1997
Admitted as a barrister in 1999

Ian McLachlan practices predominantly in white collar work in the criminal and quasi-criminal jurisdictions throughout Australia. He has particular expertise in the area of Commonwealth criminal offences. He regularly appears in jury trials and/or appeals in the District Court, Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeal.

Principal areas of practice

  • Criminal law
  • Corporate crime
  • Statutory offences
  • Appellate
  • Commissions of inquiry and inquests
  • Disciplinary proceedings
  • Environmental offences

For further details or enquiries regarding Ian McLachlan’s areas of expertise, fees and terms of engagement please contact his Clerk.


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