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James Ford
Barrister
/ˈbarɪstə/ noun. a person called to the bar and entitled to practice as an advocate, particularly in the higher courts. 
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James is a barrister called to the Queensland bar in 2016.
He delivers great advocacy for and practical advice to his customers.
He is a leading employment law barrister and accepts briefs in matters concerning employment law, industrial disputes and work health and safety matters. He also maintains a broader commercial law practice, accepting briefs dealing with commercial disputes, equity and trusts, estates, defamation, building and construction and administrative law.
He has acted for port owners, mining companies, financial service providers, developers, builders, contractors, directors, workers and individuals.
He delivers great advocacy for and practical advice to his customers.
He is a leading employment law barrister and accepts briefs in matters concerning employment law, industrial disputes and work health and safety matters. He also maintains a broader commercial law practice, accepting briefs dealing with commercial disputes, equity and trusts, estates, defamation, building and construction and administrative law.
He has acted for port owners, mining companies, financial service providers, developers, builders, contractors, directors, workers and individuals.
Expertise
James frequently appears in matters concerning industrial and employment disputes and breaches of work health and safety laws.
He has been briefed in a wide range of matters: industrial manslaughter, WH&S prosecutions, general protections, industrial disputes, Fair Work and Award claims, and commissions of inquiry. He is available to undertake independent investigations into employee complaints and workplace incidents. He has also worked in project approvals for the coal, petroleum and minerals industries, native title, intellectual property, tax, business structuring and estate planning. |
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