Caprice Gobie-Smith

Lawyer

Caprice joined Gilshenan & Luton in 2019.

Initially starting as a paralegal, Caprice gained extensive experience in the criminal jurisdiction assisting our solicitors on a variety of criminal trials and coronial inquests before being admitted as a solicitor in 2022.

Prior to working at Gilshenan and Luton Caprice worked in a commercial firm that specialised in commercial litigation.

In the criminal defence arena, Caprice is available to assist in all aspects of criminal law, and has a particular interest in:

  • assault offences (including offences of violence and sexual assault);
  • drug related offences;
  • industrial related offences such as industrial manslaughter;
  • coronial investigations; and
  • professional body investigations and disciplinary proceedings.

Outside of work, Caprice loves to travel and cook. 

Recent articles by Caprice

Could your behaviour constitute unlawful stalking?

Could your behaviour constitute unlawful stalking?

Did you know that intentionally directing your attention towards another person, where that person considers the attention to be unwelcome, destructive, or dangerous can amount to unlawful stalking?
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Industrial manslaughter in Queensland

Industrial manslaughter in Queensland

Industrial manslaughter occurs when a worker dies at work due to negligence by a business or its senior officer. It is a criminal offence.
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Applications for a special hardship order after licence suspension

Applications for a special hardship order after licence suspension

If your driving licence is going to be suspended, in some circumstances you may be able to apply to obtain a “special hardship order” which may permit you to drive for certain purposes during the period of your licence suspension.
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Long term sick leave consequences for your employment

Can I be terminated due to long term sick leave?

Your rights to paid and unpaid sick leave and the consequences a long-term absence from work due to illness may have on your employment.
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