Local Government Lawyer

Public Law Update Webinar

In this webinar, you will hear about developments on practical and procedural issues.

Landmark Chambers' public law specialists Fiona Scolding KC, Miranda Butler and Charles Bishop, invite you to attend a webinar to reflect on the key lessons to learn from public law cases from the past few months.

In this webinar, you will hear about developments on practical and procedural issues. The audience was able to submit any questions they had via the Q&A chat during the live webinar which will be discussed towards the end.

About the speakers

Fiona Scolding 200

Fiona Scolding KC

Fiona's practice involves public and administrative law, social welfare law and human rights in a variety of contexts.

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Miranda Butler 200

Miranda Butler

Miranda is a leading junior with a broad public law practice spanning immigration, human rights, detention and public inquiries.

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Charles Bishop 200

Charles Bishop

Charles practises across all areas of public, planning, infrastructure and environmental law.

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