Norton Rose Fulbright
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Norton Rose Fulbright’s white-collar crime team operates within the firm's business ethics and anti-corruption group, advising domestic and international clients on financial crime, anti-bribery and corruption, and regulatory investigations. The practice is led by Melbourne-based Abigail McGregor, who is noted for her work on corruption inquiries and risk management, and Sydney’s Scott Atkins, who regularly handles anti-money laundering and internal investigations. Lucinda McCann adds further depth from her experience at APRA, while the arrival of Lici Inge from the Bank of England in 2024 has strengthened the team’s bench.
Legal 500 Editorial commentary
Testimonials
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- ‘Norton Rose Fulbright is a leader in the white-collar crime and financial crime space. Their representatives are always on top of the latest developments and very engaged with the industry. They are willing to share their expertise and are a force for change in the sector.’
- ‘The NRF team’s strengths lie in their strategic approach to the multi-faceted aspects of official investigations, including discovery of documents, early briefing of counsel, use of Freedom of Information applications, preparation for VCAT challenges, managing interactions with indemnity insurers, and addressing events impacting client health.’
Key clients
- Australian Securities and Investment Commission
Work highlights
Acting for ASIC in its proceeding against 11 former directors and officers of The Star Entertainment Group Limited for breaches of their duties under s180 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).