Our family law firm opened in 1990, and we now represent clients ranging from individuals & small and medium-sized enterprises to established industry leaders.
We understand what it’s like to build, own and run your own business, and we take great pride in working with clients who trust us with what is often their life’s work.
We are seeking information from former students, staff, and community members of Holy Name Catholic School, Carlisle, WA, in the 1980s who recall Ms. M. Brough. Even small recollections could support Survivors and assist ongoing investigations.
Reynolds v Higgins is more than a headline dispute. It highlights how Australian defamation law struggles with cost, privacy, and institutional power—especially online—revealing why reform is needed to better balance reputation, accountability, and free expression.
Survivors allege Archbishop Guilford Young knew of Paul Goldsmith’s risks years before his appointment at Marist Regional College. A recent court ruling rejected liability claims, but the case highlights deep concerns over institutional failures in Tasmania’s Catholic Church
Australia’s first national child maltreatment study has laid bare a grim reality – child sexual abuse is far more prevalent than official systems aknowledge. Despite this, prosecutions are rate and survivors struggle to access meaningful compensation.
Koffels has provided advice and guidance to countless corporations, committees, associations and law firms for over three decades.
Having spent a significant part of his working life running a large business, Ross knows the importance of providing relevant, business-orientated, success-driven, advice.
Koffels is a gold member of IR Global and a member of the Alliance of Merger and Acquisition Advisors
