Angelica Dino is a Writer at Key Media's Law publications. She covers a range of topics within law and legal affairs, including civil and family law, construction and real estate, and criminal law, with a particular focus on lawsuits and legal software. Angelica's work has been featured in Canadian HR Reporter, Law Times, and Canadian Lawyer Magazine.
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Angelica Dino's coverage primarily focuses on legal and government-related topics in Australia, such as court cases, legislation, privacy issues, and human rights. Given her focus on local Australian news related to legal and government matters, she would likely be most receptive to pitches from experts with knowledge of the Australian legal system, including lawyers specializing in specific areas of law relevant to her coverage.
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By: Angelica Dino
Lawyer groups warn funding crisis could leave vulnerable Australians without legal support
By: Angelica Dino
Court held that the relevant time for assessing the defence is the date of each alleged infringement
A total of four new judges joined the court's bench
Incoming managing partner says the move marks "a new chapter" for the firm
Applicant alleged breaches of academic freedom and privacy arising from a 2018 cyber-attack
By: Angelica Dino
New facility gives migration litigants local access to in-person court services and support
By: Angelica Dino
Unmarried spouses do not have possessory rights to a ‘matrimonial home,’ court says
The reforms aim to align the country with international standards
By: Angelica Dino
He prepared agreements with clauses prohibiting clients from complaining to the NZLS
The court could not rule out a reasonable possibility that the husband’s evidence was true
