Peter Hanks KC
- Commercial Law Tort Law
- Public Law Employment & Industrial
Peter appears regularly for Commonwealth and State government agencies, and against those agencies, in the Federal Court, High Court, Supreme Court, Commonwealth Administrative Appeals Tribunal and the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. He also regularly provides advice on administrative and constitutional law issues to Commonwealth and State government agencies, and to private parties in relation to their rights against those agencies.
Prior to coming to the Bar, Peter practised as a solicitor and has had over 25 years experience teaching constitutional law at the University of Sydney and Monash University. He is an accomplished author and has published several books on constitutional law and administrative law including Constitutional Law in Australia (3rd edition) and Australian Constitutional Law (7th edition).
Peter has been a principal contributor to Butterworths' "High Court and Federal Court Practice" and "Administrative Law Service".
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Contact
- P03 9225 8815
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Owen Dixon Chambers West
Level 22 Room 6
525 Lonsdale Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
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03 9225 8558
Expertise
- Energy & Resources
- Taxation
- Discrimination
- Work Health & Safety
- Workers Compensation
- Commissions & Inquiries
- Administrative Law
- Aged Care
- Appellate
- Civil & Human Rights
- Commissions & Inquiries
- Constitutional Law
- Discrimination
- Environment
- Extradition Law
- Freedom of Information
- Immigration
- Judicial Review
- Taxation
Qualifications
Bachelor of Laws
Victoria
New South Wales
State and Territory Courts and Tribunals
Federal Court of Australia
High Court of Australia
Memberships
Victorian Bar - Human Rights Committee
Victorian Bar - Supreme Court - The Judicial Review and Appeals Users' Group
Advisory Board of the Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies, University of Melbourne