Our family-owned law firm began in 1990 and has grown to represent a diverse range of clients — from individuals and businesses to established industry leaders.
We understand the realities of building and running a business, and we value the trust clients place in us when they ask us to protect what is often their life’s work.
NSW is on the cusp of reshaping one of the most influential rules in criminal trials – the use of good character evidence. The proposed reforms are poised to recalibrate how character evidence is deployed, signalling a shift in how NSW criminal law balanced faitness to the accused with the realities of institutional and sexual abuse cases.
The High Court has allowed AA’s appeal in [2026] HCA 2, finding the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle liable under a non-delegable duty of care and overturning Lepore. Koffels represented AA. The decision has significant implications for institutional abuse survivors across Australia.
The High Court hands down judgment tomorrow in AA v Maitland-Newcastle, examining whether Catholic dioceses owe non-delegable duties for clergy abuse. The decision will clarify institutional liability principles affecting historical abuse claims across Australia. Koffels represents the appellant.
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.
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