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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.
Seeking witnesses from Patrician Brothers College (All Saints Catholic School), Liverpool NSW, around 1970. Confidential support available.
The recent conviction of a Knox Grammar Teacher, exposes the tension within the legal system between community concern and unlawful vigilantilism.
Koffels Solicitors & Barristers are seeking witnesses who attended or worked at St Joseph’s College, Ouyen during the early to mid-1980s. Confidential information from former students or staff may assist a Survivor in a historical abuse matter.
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