Overview
Dominique Hogan-Doran SC conducts an Australia-wide advocacy, strategy and advisory practice in complex and high profile disputes, public inquiries, regulatory activities, and corporate transactions. Her clients include governments, courts, regulators, peak bodies, licensees, listed companies, and leaders in business, politics and the professions.
Dominique is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law, the Governance Institute of Australia, and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. She is the Chair of the International Bar Association’s Bar Regulation Committee and Vice-Chair of the IBA’s Forum for Barristers and Advocates. She has served as President of Australian Women Lawyers, the Women Lawyers Association of New South Wales, and the University of Sydney Union.
Before her call to the Bar, Dominique was Research Director to the Chief Justice of New South Wales, a Menzies Scholar at Oxford University, and a lawyer at Mallesons Stephen Jaques.
Dominique is recognised in Chambers & Partners (Dispute Resolution: The Bar); The Legal 500 (as a “Leading Silk” in both Commercial Disputes and also Crime and Regulatory (including White Collar Crime)); Best Lawyers (Litigation, ADR, Financial Institutions, Superannuation Law) and Doyle’s Guide (Leading Mediator).
Dominique accepts briefs directly from in-house lawyers and also accepts appointments as a Mediator, Arbitrator, and Expert Determiner.
For more information, visit her website at www.dhdsc.com.au.
Legal 500 – Australia Bar: Commercial Disputes (Rank 1):
‘Dominique has established an exceptional practice with extensive legal advice and advocacy experience in Australia, particularly in superannuation law.’
Legal 500 – Australia Bar: Crime and Regulatory (including White Collar Crime) (Rank 1):
‘Dominique displays an exceptional level of technical skill and ability in the vastly complex regulatory arena of financial services law in Australia. Her ability to advise on highly technical issues and provide robust legal solutions tailored to the individual circumstances, needs and commercial objectives of clients is second to none. This is further demonstrated by her considerable rate of success in achieving client outcomes.’
Chambers & Partners – Asia Pacific: Dispute Resolution: The Bar (Band 4):
‘Dominique Hogan-Doran SC maintains an impressively varied practice within which matters of financial services and superannuation law and involvement in a number of high-profile Royal Commissions and other inquiries feature prominently.’
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