Amy practices in a broad range of commercial law, regulatory matters and white collar crime.

Before coming to the Bar, Amy was the Senior Associate to the Honourable Justice Croft of the Supreme Court of Victoria, where she assisted his Honour on a broad range of commercial matters, including matters of taxation and arbitration.

Whilst working for his Honour, Amy gained experience in a wide range of both state and federal taxation matters.

Prior to her time at the Court, Amy worked at Robertson Hyetts in Bendigo.  Her diverse practice was primarily commercial litigation which involved disputes relating to contractual matters, banking and finance, securities, bankruptcy, insolvency as well as a range of other areas.  In her time in Bendigo, Amy also acted in local government and planning related regulatory prosecutions.

In practice, Amy regularly appeared in the Bendigo Magistrates’ Court and VCAT as well as various other regional courts and tribunals.

Whilst at the Court, Amy was involved in many matters heard electronically. Amy gained exposure to the use of technology in managing matters ranging from a day or two, up to matters running for several weeks.