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Crown Law’s 2015 legal conference recorded the highest attendance since our first legal conference in 2011.

Crown Law is aware that Queensland Government agencies have received unsolicited correspondence from various companies offering trade mark registration, renewal and monitoring services. The correspondence can take the form of a letter or, in many instances, an invoice.

Two lawyers from the Office of the State Solicitor in Papua New Guinea have completed four-weeks’ training with Crown Law in Brisbane as part of their ‘twinning program’.

The immunity of a Crown prosecutor under s. 25 of the Director of Public Prosecutions Act 1984 (DPP Act) was considered for the first time in Queensland by the District Court in Richardson v State of Queensland [2015] QDC.

For the past 18 years, since Crown Law became a competitive, self-funded business unit, our Practice has offered clients across State Government legal advice and representation in untied as well as tied categories of legal work.