Leaders in Criminal Law & Employment Law Brisbane

Criminal Lawyers Brisbane

We are leaders in criminal law and professional misconduct law in Queensland.

At Gilshenan & Luton your case is in expert hands.

We’re independently named, year on year, one of the top tier criminal law firms in Queensland. 

Employment Lawyers Brisbane

Gilshenan & Luton offers professional legal services in all aspects of employment law.

Our employment law team recognises that industrial law is complex and at times overwhelming.

With this is mind, Gilshenan & Luton is passionate about providing you with timely and detailed professional advice in response to all of your employment law queries and concerns.

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Significant changes to youth justice laws in Queensland

Significant changes to youth justice laws in Queensland

On 13 December 2024, the Queensland Parliament passed the Making Queensland Safer Act 2024, introducing significant amendments to youth justice laws. These changes mark a major shift in the way the justice system approaches young offenders, with some amendments already in effect and others set to come into force in 2025.
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Common interest privilege in Australia

Common interest privilege in Australia

Common interest privilege (CIP) is an extension of legal professional privilege (LPP) and applies to the sharing of privileged information between parties with a mutual interest in the outcome of litigation or legal matters.
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The ‘no body, no parole’ scheme in Queensland – clarifying the meaning of ‘remains’

The ‘no body, no parole’ scheme in Queensland – clarifying the meaning of ‘remains’

Under Queensland’s ‘no body, no parole’ scheme, prisoners sentenced for various offences, including homicide, will be denied parole if the body or remains of their victim cannot be located, unless the prisoner provides satisfactory cooperation to locate the body.
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Managing Psychosocial Hazards in the Workplace | WHS Law

Managing Psychosocial Hazards in the Workplace | WHS Law

In this article, we define and identify psychosocial hazards (risks to psychological health) in the workplace in Queensland and the duties PCBUs, officers and workers have in relation to such hazards.
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